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WEST CARLETON – Canadians will head to the polls on April 28 after Prime Minister Mark Carney formally met with the Governor-General to dissolve the 44th parliament, bringing an end to the longest-running minority government in Canadian history.
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As soon as this weekend, we might be heading in to our second election of 2025, and the year isn’t even three months old yet.
Read moreCARP – It’s a business mixer deep underground for the Ottawa Board of Trade (OBOT) March 26.
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OTTAWA – With the freshet upon us and the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) warning of possible flooding along the low-lying areas along the Ottawa River, the Red Cross has some tips for protecting your property and staying safe in the result of a flood.
Read moreALMONTE – Council heard a delegation from Micheline Dumont and Emily Arbour with the Destination Almonte Association (DAA) to open the March 18 meeting.
Read moreOTTAWA – With measle cases in Ontario at a 10-year high and vaccinations at an all time low, the City of Ottawa’ Ottawa Public Health (OPH) is preparing a response.
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In an increasingly digital world, rural communities are finding innovative ways to stay connected and solve on-going problems. One such advancement is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) systems, like ChatGPT, into various aspects of community life.
Read moreKINBURN – The rock and roll band Table 9 is coming to Kinburn Saturday, April 26 to help raise some badly needed funds for Kinburn’s dilapidated outdoor rink.
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CONSTANCE BAY – Ontario Power Generation’s (OPG) water management officers were in Constance Bay Tuesday (March 18) night talking eastern operations, but most in attendance were more interested in flows and flooding.
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SUMMERSIDE – The Huntley Curling Club’s amazing women’s U18 team, Team Frlan, is on their way to Prince Edward Island for another crack at a national championship.
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