West Carleton Online – On top of the West Carleton beat
I was the individual who mentioned concern about lack of Canadian seafood and the current lumber issue. I had mentioned the lack of Canadian seafood in a previous conversation with MP Bruce Fanjoy and his answer, that this a private entity decision, does not sit well with me.
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WEST CARLETON – Outdoor skating is a big part of winter in West Carleton, but two of the community’s outdoor rinks are in need of some help.
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KINBURN – As Ward 5 Coun. Clarke Kelly looks for new ways to help residents struggling with dry or compromised wells, today (Oct. 25) the councillor announced a new public showering location, and its right next door to his office.
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WEST CARLETON – While we have already shared two of West Carleton’s biggest kids Hallowe’en parties, there are some other events going on in the community and West Carleton Online will share them with you in the form of our world famous briefs.
Read moreCARP – Huntley Centennial Public School (HCPS) will kick off its fourth annual fundraising campaign for it’s Greening Project designed to support the school and the greater community.
Read moreWEST CARLETON – It’s Apple Day this weekend, and the 1st West Carleton Cubs are ready to treat you like a teacher if you come out and support them.
Read moreADMASTON-BROMLEY – Members of the Renfrew Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are investigating a fatal single-vehicle collision that occurred in the Township of Admaston-Bromley and resulted in the death of one person and three horses.
Read moreCITY HALL – The Public Works and Infrastructure committee (PWIc) approved harmonizing existing speed limits along Jeanne d’Arc Boulevard North, in line with the preliminary findings of an ongoing speed zone policy review.
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GALETTA – The Great Galetta Rummage Sale always starts off big, but this year volunteer organizers say Day 2 was equally as impressive. In context.
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CARP – Last Friday (Oct. 17), Carleton MP Bruce Fanjoy hosted an informal meet-up with constituents at the Carp Branch of the Ottawa Public Library (OPL).
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