Turtles have friends in West Carleton
CARP – The Friends of the Carp Hills (FCH) says West Carleton residents are teaming up to protect turtles.
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Cyclist involved in Kinburn crash ‘progressing through his recovery’
KINBURN – A cyclist involved in a collision with a car on the morning of April 15 is doing well on the long road to recovery his parents tell West Carleton Online.
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What’s going on, West Carleton?: June 2 weekend
WEST CARLETON – The first weekend in June is going to be a busy one in West Carleton with lots to do, see and eat.
Read morePolice briefs: OPP make arrest in Pembroke murders, Indecent in Barrhaven, Training in Carleton Place
PEMBROKE – Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) investigators have arrested one person in connection to the double homicide in Pembroke.
Read moreOFS issues open air fire ban
WEST CARLETON – With a real lack of moisture the last couple of weeks, and an official heat wave greeting us this week, the Ottawa Fire Services (OFS) have issued an open air fire ban.
Read moreCity expands tax, utility bill deferral program eligibility
CITY HALL – Changes to the City of Ottawa’s Property Tax and Water Utility Deferral Program will now allow more low-and-fixed income seniors and disability recipients to qualify.
Read moreFitzroy Fish Fry Friday drive thru
FITZROY HARBOUR – Try saying that five times fast.
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McCrimmon ready for byelection battle
CONSTANCE BAY – Two days ago, former Kanata-Carleton MP Karen McCrimmon announced she would be running in the riding’s upcoming provincial by-election.
Read morePlanning briefs: Planning, ARAc team up for development changes
CITY HALL – At a joint meeting yesterday (May 30), the city’s Planning and Housing committee (PHc) and Agriculture and Rural Affairs committee (ARAc) recommended approving a series of changes to city policies, bylaws and processes to help speed up development review.
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WCSS maker market highlights 35 years of talent
DUNROBIN – As West Carleton Secondary School (WCSS) gets set to celebrate its 35th anniversary next year, an October craft market is hoped to celebrate and showcase the many talents of former and current West students.
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