Corkery’s Osorio on campaign trail
WEST CARLETON – Due to COVID-19 and the uncertainty and gamesmanship of a minority government, campaigning for the Kanata-Carleton Conservative nomination has been a challenge for all the nominees.
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Carp’s Brown goes for Olympic gold Monday
CARP – Hometown athletic hero Joanna Brown will be going for Olympic gold Monday, July 26 during the triathlon event.
Read moreNorthern Tornadoes Project confirms July 13 Beachburg tornado
BEACHBURG – The Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) has confirmed it was a tornado that touched down in Beachburg on July 13.
Read moreJuly 21 COVID-19 update: Zeros across city’s board, Arnprior walk-in clinic, Ottawa clinics consolidate, Top doctor concerned about kids in school
OTTAWA – Everything is coming up zeros for the City of Ottawa and as far as COVID-19 is concerned, that’s a good thing.
Read morePolice find seriously injured man on parkway
OTTAWA — The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) West Investigations Section is seeking the public’s help in the investigation of a suspicious incident that occurred on the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway (SJAM) near Carling Avenue yesterday (July 20) evening.
Read moreCouncil briefs: Council approves 3% 2021 budget increase target
CITY HALL – City council is requesting staff create a 2021 budget based on a three per cent increase over the 2020 levy.
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Holly’s Haven rescue needs new building
DUNROBIN – Dunrobin’s tiny home builder Humble Creek Homes is coming to the rescue of Dunrobin’s Holly’s Haven Wildlife Rescue, which is in desperate need of a new building.
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Carp business leader’s podcast picks up RBC sponsorship
CARP – A podcast featuring stories and interviews with Canada’s leading women, co-hosted by one of Carp’s business leaders, has
Read morePolice break up robbery, make arrest in eight others
OTTAWA – An Ottawa police officer broke up a robbery in progress which later led to the arrest of a suspect wanted for a string of armed robberies in the city.
Read moreCity to lift 483-day state of emergency
OTTAWA – The 483-day long state of emergency the City of Ottawa has endured will end just after midnight tonight (June 22).
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