WCDR talk 2024, explore disaster kits
KINBURN – West Carleton Disaster Relief (WCDR) has been saving the community for eight years. Last week (Oct. 28) the volunteer organization focused on 2024-2025.
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Ottawa Senators skills on display Feb. 22
OTTAWA – The annual Sens Skills competition that sees the Ottawa Senators players battle for skills supremacy in a good-natured day of family fun is back and set to take place at Canadian Tire Centre on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026, at 1 p.m., sponsored by CAA North and East Ontario (CAA NEO).
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Remembering in the city
OTTAWA – To commemorate Veterans’ Week, the Poppy Flag will be flown at Ottawa City Hall and the following city facilities from Wednesday, Nov. 5 to Tuesday, Nov. 11:
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Legion: Time to remember
CONSTANCE BAY – Branch 616 has had the expected busy fall season, including .the Earlybird Membership Campaign, Legion Week, Meals to Wheels kickoff, Hallowe’en, standing events plus various private events, and preparations for Remembrance Day.
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Huntley Curling Club’s Team Frlan wins Brokerlink OVCA Superspiel
OTTAWA – The Huntley Curling Club-based Team Frlan spent a spooky weekend winning the 2025 Ottawa Valley Curling Association Superspiel.
Read moreDiefenbunker speaker series finale focuses on Africa
CARP – The Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum Speaker Series ends with a talk on Canada’s role in Sub-Saharan Africa and the connections between decolonization, race, and the battle for allegiances between east and west.
Read moreLich appeals mischief conviction in Freedom Convoy trial
OTTAWA – Freedom Convoy co-leader Tamara Lich is appealing a mischief conviction arising from her role in the demonstration that paralyzed downtown Ottawa in early 2022.
Read moreCarney calls 2026 budget ‘bold response,’ cuts 16,000 federal jobs
WEST CARLETON – Prime Minister Mark Carney released his first federal budget yesterday (Nov. 4) calling it a bold response to global economic disruption.
Read morePlanning briefs: No to boundary expansion, Blair Station retirement home, Riverside South subdivision
CITY HALL – Something Ward 5 Coun. Clarke Kelly told West Carleton Online he would oppose last month, it appears Ottawa’s Planning and Housing committee (PHc) agrees and will recommend council say no to urban boundary expansion.
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WC remembers starting Saturday
WEST CARLETON – Remembrance Day is an important time for contemplation in Ward 5 and this year the community will have two traditional events to participate in as well as a new event in Galetta, and each one is on a different day.
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