Council briefs: Housing Acceleration Plan, Growing rural economy, Patio fees waived
CITY HALL – Council received an update on the progress of the Housing Acceleration Plan.
Read moreCITY HALL – Council received an update on the progress of the Housing Acceleration Plan.
Read moreOPINION – On May 6, the Parliamentary Agriculture committee presented its report on Science in Canadian Agriculture and the Closure of Research Centres to the House of Commons.
Read moreOTTAWA – No matter what the weather brings us this summer, be prepared to beat the heat and stay safe.
Read moreMany homeowners face the difficult decision of removing a tree from their property due to safety concerns, storm damage or construction.
Read moreONTARIO – Thirty-six community-based projects are receiving just more than $100,000 in support from the Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA)’s Revive Fund in 2026.
Read moreWEST CARLETON – The Mississippi River watershed is normal.
Read moreCARP – As mentioned during the March Friends of the Carp Hills annual general meeting, the volunteer organization will be launching a Jack Pine research study this summer and needs even more volunteers to help out with the project.
Read moreCARP – Enjoy it while you can, because this is the last week to enjoy the Carp Barrens Trail before it goes on hiatus until August.
Read moreWESTMEATH – Nearly 100 musicians, several from West Carleton, headed to Westmeath, ON, last week (May 4) to take part in the Ceilidh 5 and enjoy the friendship created through the mutual love of music.
Read moreOTTAWA – On Friday, May 29, everyone is invited to City Hall (110 Laurier Ave. W) to celebrate the leadership, contributions and lived experiences of people with disabilities in our community.
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