Harbour market fosters new talent
FITZROY HARBOUR – The fourth annual Fitzroy Harbour Spring Market was a welcome way to ring in the season, giving dozens of local vendors their first opportunity to show off a winter’s worth of work.
Read moreFITZROY HARBOUR – The fourth annual Fitzroy Harbour Spring Market was a welcome way to ring in the season, giving dozens of local vendors their first opportunity to show off a winter’s worth of work.
Read moreCARP – A soap company is looking for vendors for a summer fundraising market that will support the Parish of Huntley.
Read moreOPINION – Last week, Ontario farmers delivered a clear and practical message to decision-makers at Queen’s Park: we grow an incredible range of food in this province, but too much of it leaves in its raw form, only to come back to us as a finished product. That’s a missed opportunity for farmers, for rural communities, and for Ontario’s economy.
Read moreOPINION – The Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada (FVGC) welcomes targeted measures in the federal government’s spring economic update 2026 that recognize the importance of applying a food lens to federal regulatory decision-making.
Read moreCARP – If the West Carleton Garden Club and Horticultural Society (WCGC) grew it, dollars to donuts you got one heck of a good plant.
Read moreOTTAWA – Ottawa’s 200th anniversary will be celebrated through a wide range of free, community-based cultural and neighbourhood events across the city, supported by new investments announced today (April 29) by Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and city staff alongside Alexandra Badzak, executive director and CEO, Ottawa Art Gallery.
Read moreCARP – After some time away, the running/walking group CarpActive is returning to the village.
Read moreARNPRIOR – Ring in spring with the start of the Arnprior Community Choir’s 2026 season Friday (May 1).
Read moreWEST CARLETON – The federal government says fiscal revenues are better than expected allowing the Liberals to focus on affordability in its spring fiscal update.
Read moreWEST CARLETON – While Ottawa River levels through West Carleton have slowly been falling, West Carleton Disaster Relief (WCDR) says the danger isn’t over and residents should prepare for the dreaded second peak.
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