Ring in the New Year with the Carp Fair
CARP – The Carp Agricultural Society (CAS) will host a great, big New Year’s Eve party to help ring in 2025 in West Carleton.
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Harrison: Five tips to prevent holiday burnout
Every December, we collectively tumble into the holiday season with a mix of excitement, pressure, and the faint hope that this might be the year we finally get it right.
Read moreCity service Christmas schedule
WEST CARLETON – The West Carleton Client Service Centre found at the Kinburn Side and Carp roads intersection will close for the Christmas season from Dec. 22 to Jan. 2, 2026.
Read moreCity asking well users to avoid making own ODRs
OTTAWA – City staff are asking residents who use wells to avoid making outdoor rinks this winter, and are promising all city-run outdoor rinks will be in operation this year.
Read moreJoint committees say new zoning bylaw will increase house starts, Smooths development application process
CITY HALL – In a joint meeting today, the Planning and Housing (PHc) and the Agriculture and Rural Affairs (ARAc) committees recommended council approve the final draft of the new Zoning Bylaw, following five years of consultation on the new Official Plan and earlier zoning drafts.
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Smart: Fanjoy’s wild ride
This time last year, Carleton MP Bruce Fanjoy was canvassing all over the Carleton riding in the months before he won the seat in the April 28 federal election.
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Santa has a time in Constance Bay
CONSTANCE BAY – With a light snow falling over Constance Bay, painting the bare trees along the parade route hours in advance of the official start, the scene was set for the fourth annual Constance Bay Santa Claus Parade.
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Textile museum’s latest exhibit celebrates Palestinian culture
ALMONTE – Mark Valentine’s Day for the debut of the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum (MVTM) latest exhibit A Stitch in Time.
Read moreOlivia most popular girls’ name in Ontario for 16th year
WEST CARLETON – Ontario parents kept tradition alive in 2024, with Olivia and Noah once leading the way as the province’s most popular baby names.
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Clifford: Not all damaged trees need to come down
Trees are an essential part of our environment, offering shade, beauty and structural benefits to our landscapes.
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