C Bay Cookie Dash a treat of a sprint
CONSTANCE BAY – Runners are a funny bunch. It doesn’t matter what the weather is, they’re always up for a run. Dogs are the same way.
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Live music raising funds for Holly’s Haven in Stittsville
STITTSVILLE – Rock out and raise funds for Holly’s Haven Wildlife Rescue Saturday (Nov. 29) in Stittsville.
Read morePickleball courts open in Almonte in 2026
ALMONTE – Mississippi Mills and surrounding area will soon have its very own exclusive indoor pickleball club.
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Police briefs: OPS November recruits, Bells Corners car theft, 120 km-h over on Limebank
OTTAWA – The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is proud to welcome its newest class of recruits — a diverse and dedicated group of individuals united by a shared commitment to community and service.
Read moreFall Harvest 2025 time for fruit, vegetable growers to lobby parliament
OTTAWA – The Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada (FVGC) and the Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA) held their annual joint-advocacy event, Fall Harvest 2025, this week in Ottawa.
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Meadowridge kids battle snow for Nov. 23 WCFAC food drive
CARP – It’s a holiday tradition and a rite of passage for the kids of the Carp subdivision Meadowridge Circle – collecting food in the community for the West Carleton Food Access Centre (WCFAC).
Read moreAudit briefs: Paramedic services, Council expenses
CITY HALL – The City of Ottawa’s Audit committee received audits examining Ottawa Paramedic Services and council expenses.
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1st Carp Scouts collecting food Dec. 13
CARP – For 38 years the Carp Food Drive has been an important part of the community’s holiday celebrations.
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WC’s fastest teen heading to Georgia
DUNROBIN – West Carleton’s fastest teen Will Batley will take his speed to the University of Georgia’s track team next year.
Read morePublic Works briefs: 2026 draft budget approved, Impacts of Bill 60
CITY HALL – The Public Works and Infrastructure committee (PWIc) approved its portion of draft budget 2026, which calls for a capital investment of $880.7 million to renew and grow transportation infrastructure, including roads, bridges, sidewalks, pathways, culverts and enhanced traffic measures.
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