Deep Roots launches plan to save world
CARP – Last week (April 8), roughly 30 people gathered around a communal table filled with great recipes made with local food to share in potluck style, and following dinner plotted to save the world.
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Rural Root’s Out of Sight, Out of Murder tickets now on sale
CONSTANCE BAY – The Rural Root Theatre Company’s (RRTC) latest murder-mystery-comedy, Out of Sight, Out of Murder is a little more than a month away, but tickets are available now.
Read morePolice briefs: Barrhaven perfume theft, Lanark crime spree arrests, OC Transpo bus assault
BARRHAVEN – The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) charged three men in connection with a high-value perfume theft that occurred on Monday, March 17, on Strandherd Drive.
Read moreTen Collective show celebrates fifth anniversary April 26 in Almonte
ALMONTE – The 2025 Ten Collective artists are looking forward to their fifth show together.
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Kung’s long road almost over
HUNTLEY – It’s been close to three years since Greg Kung began his journey to represent Kanata Riding as its member of parliament.
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Carleton debate tonight in Manotick
MANOTICK – Pack up the minivan because it’s going to be a bit of hike, but if you want to see three of the 91 candidates running in the Carleton Riding for the federal election, there will be an all-candidates meeting at the Manotick Community Centre (5572 Dr. Leach Dr.) tonight (April 15).
Read moreCanadian home demand, prices continue slide in March
OTTAWA – Canadian home sales fell on a month-over-month basis once again in March 2025, as rising tariff turmoil and uncertainty is keeping home buyers on the sidelines.
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Lots on in WC for World Amateur Radio Day
WEST CARLETON – Friday, April 18 is World Amateur Radio Day and West Carleton will be a big part of the celebration.
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City staff elbows deep in spring cleaning
OTTAWA – City of Ottawa Public Works staff are busy as bees as the city transitions from winter operations to spring and summer operations.
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OFA breakfast a time to talk issues
PAKENHAM – About 70 farmers and people association with the local agriculture industry gathered in Pakenham for breakfast April 3, and with the current political situation, they had a lot on their plate.
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