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OTTAWA – For the city’s motorists, it feels like construction season is 365 days a year, but city council went ahead and marked the 2023 Ottawa construction city during a ceremony today (May 29).
Read moreCARP – The first meeting of the newly formed Dunrobin Young Professionals’ Network will be an opportunity for those at the beginning of their career to meet, reciprocate and network.
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DUNROBIN – More than 500 West Carleton Secondary School (WCSS) students took lap after lap Friday (May 26) for more than 12 hours showing their solidarity with those battling the horrible disease of cancer.
Read moreOTTAWA – Ever walk, cycle, or drive by a historical or iconic building you frequently see and be curious what lies behind its closed doors? How is it designed? What happens in the building? What stories can the walls tell?
Read moreMore than 17,000 residents of long-term care in Canada died because of COVID. Early in the pandemic, 80 per cent of deaths took place in long-term care homes, giving Canada the distinction of having the highest such numbers among nations in the OECD.
Read moreCORKERY – Visit the beautiful grounds of St. Michael’s Catholic Church, Corkery (1560 Corkery Rd.) June 24 as the school hosts a Fundraiser and Summer Community Gathering.
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KINBURN – Not many of them have been easy, but on June 4 St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Kinburn will celebrate 142 years serving the community.
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CARP – The West Carleton Electric kicked off the Greater Ottawa Fastball League (GOFL) Thursday (May 25) in Carp against the league’s 2022 champions, and the Micksburg Twins are proving to be just as good this year as they have been the last two.
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ALMONTE – The Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists (MVFN) last speaker of the 2022-2023 program year focused on dragonflies and damselflies.
Read moreWEST CARLETON – The city’s Public Safety Service director says with the Ottawa River’s flows returning to normal, the city’s Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) will stand down.
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