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WEST CARLETON – Following last week’s (Dec. 8) city-led only information session for well owning property owners, West Carleton-March Coun. Clarke Kelly is advising residents report well issues to the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA).
Read moreARNPRIOR – After 13 years of keeping the Arnprior Food Bank humming, Vydon Acres’ resident Pat Tait is retiring from the volunteer position after a long run as the food bank’s manager.
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EASTERN ONTARIO – Festive Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (RIDE) programs continue to find impaired drivers across eastern Ontario.
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CARP – The Village of Carp Business Improvement Area (BIA) is bringing back the Light Up the Village contest this holiday season.
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GALETTA – Unlike other more well-known baking events, everyone who partakes in the Galetta Christmas cookie exchange goes home a winner.
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CITY HALL – Council approved Ottawa’s 2026 budget, “which invests in the services residents rely on every day, and the key priorities that make Ottawa a safe, reliable and affordable city.”
Read moreARNPRIOR – Two Arnprior schools were temporarily placed on lockdown this morning (Dec. 10), following the advice of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).
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OTTAWA – Environmental Defence and Community Action for Environmental Sustainability (CAFES) applaud Ottawa city council’s vote (21–4) in favour of the zoning approval for the largest energy storage project proposed in Ottawa to date – the South March Battery Energy Storage System (BESS).
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CITY HALL – Despite West Carleton-March Coun. Clarke Kelly’s best efforts, City of Ottawa Council voted in favour of a zoning amendment for what will be West Carleton’s largest private infrastructure project in its history.
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CITY HALL – It was a marathon session for councillors (and reporters covering it), but after more than 10 hours of questions and deliberations City of Ottawa Council approved a $7.1 billion 2026 budget in the early evening of Wednesday, Dec. 10.
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