BESS opponent rides for signatures
DUNROBIN – Last Sunday (Jan. 26) was round up time for Hank the horse.
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Evolugen to host South March BESS open house Feb. 23
DUNROBIN – Hear it straight from the horse’s mouth Feb. 23, as representatives from Evolugen host an open house on their South March Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project at West Carleton Secondary School (WCSS).
Read moreTake the Sno-Bus for free this Winterlude
OTTAWA – If you coming to Winterlude from the country, find a great parking spot and take the Sno-Bus to events around the city for free.
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MPP McCrimmon will seek reelection
KANATA-CARLETON – Karen McCrimmon, a 31-year military veteran and Member of Provincial Parliament for Kanata-Carleton (2023-2025) is the riding’s Ontario Liberal Party candidate for the provincial election to be held on Feb. 27.
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Huntley Curling Club encourages you to give it a go Feb. 22
CARP – Sure there’s a lot of yelling in curling, but you better believe that’s just part of the fun.
Read moreWinterlude 47 hits the ice, snow starting Friday
OTTAWA – The 47th annual Winterlude festival kicks off this Friday, and it looks like there will be lots of ice this year.
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Kelly says IESO talk big part of ROMA conference
TORONTO – The annual Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) Conference wrapped up last week (Jan. 21) and Ward 5 Coun. Clarke Kelly is calling his time there fruitful.
Read moreKelly: Drop on in twice a month
Happy New Year to all residents of West Carleton-March. I hope everyone was able to enjoy time with friends and family and celebrate the holidays.
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2024 Carp Fair presidents pass torch
CARP – It was a record-breaking year for the Carp Fair, on many fronts, as the 2024 Carp Fair presidents passed the torch to the 2025 presidents during last week’s (Jan. 23) Carp Agricultural Society (CAS) annual general meeting.
Read moreFeds fund $180 million for Ottawa’s public transit
OTTAWA – The federal government has promised the City of Ottawa $180 million over the next 10 years earmarked to improve the city’s public transit system.
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