City ends year with $44.4 million surplus
CITY HALL – The City of Ottawa posted a multi-million-dollar budget surplus last year, mainly due to higher investment income, but OC Transpo continues to be a big drain on city coffers.
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Kelly talks complicated WC ditches
CONSTANCE BAY – Last year Ottawa’s rural residents had their say in the months long run up to the city’s 2024 Rural Summit held late last fall.
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Council to discuss Ferry Road property tomorrow
FITZROY HARBOUR – City staff have come back to council with more information related to its conservancy program and the purchase of a large piece of property off Ferry Road as part of the program.
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With a federal election fast approaching, I am writing to draw your readers’ attention to an imminent threat to Canada’s cultural sovereignty – one whose urgency grows by the day, as President Donald Trump continues his unprovoked economic attacks on our country.
Read moreThree new sandbag locations open in Ward 5
WEST CARLETON – City staff have opened three new sandbag locations as water monitors say levels are higher than normal this year.
Read moreNew city working group focusing on agility
CITY HALL – City Hall has a new working group made up of council members that will focus on making the municipal government more agile.
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WC Garden Club talk foraging with the Forager Bee April 8
CARP – Learn about what’s safe to eat in the forest, as the West Carleton West Carleton Garden Club and Horticultural Society (WCGC) takes a look at the skill during its next monthly meeting April 8.
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Galetta serving breakfast April 6
GALETTA – Spring has sprung (March 20) and it’s time to get out and celebrate. With pancakes, in Galetta, April 6.
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Gee-Gees have Carp influence on national championship team
OTTAWA – The University of Ottawa Gee-Gees men’s hockey team are University Cup champions, and a Carp native helped make the historic run happen.
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Fanjoy launches campaign in Stittsville
STITTSVILLE – Yesterday (March 23), Prime Minister Mark Carney dissolved the 44th parliament and announced Canadians would head to the polls on April 28.
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