C Bay lunar eclipse glow walk March 14
CONSTANCE BAY – Enjoy a brisk walk on Constance Bay beach tomorrow (March 14) night for a Sober Lunar Eclipse Glow Walk.
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City’s Spring Freshet Task Force activated
WEST CARLETON – Not only do the birds and the bees appear in the spring, so does the City of Ottawa’s Spring Freshet Task Force.
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Hutchinson brings legal services to WC
DIRLETON – There are not a lot of legal services in West Carleton, but Dirleton-based lawyer Anna Hutchinson is looking to change that offering Real Estate, wills, estate and notary services in West Carleton and the Ottawa Valley through her new firm Hutchinson Law.
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GIP’s Dunrobin pit wins rehabilitation award
DUNROBIN – A Dunrobin-area pit owned and operated by Green Infrastructure Partners (GIP) received an award for its rehabilitation.
Read moreLAIA presents Magic of Cinema workshop starting March 19
ALMONTE – Watch films, talk about them, then learn about them from Canada’s first independent film school founder.
Read moreFCC launches trade disruption support program for agriculture, food industry
WEST CARLETON – To support the Canadian agriculture and food industry as U.S. tariffs are implemented, Farm Credit Canada is providing $1 billion in new lending to help alleviate financial challenges.
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Carp Fair euchre March 15 brings luck of Irish
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Read moreWC sees rise in home prices to start year
WEST CARLETON – Average home prices have seen a slight jump the first two months of 2025 when compared to the same time in 2024.
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Dunrobin’s Lemmex wins second snowboard cross junior nationals
DUNROBIN – Dunrobin Shore’s Caily-Grace Lemmex, 15, has done it again, winning the Canadian Snowboard Cross Jr. National Championship this month, capping off an incredible season for the young athlete.
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Police briefs: Tay Valley copper theft, Ride share driver charged with impaired, Fiery Arnprior crash
TAY VALLEY TOWNSHIP – The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has charged two people after a string of copper wire thefts and break-ins in Lanark County and the surrounding area.
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