OPS miss response targets in 2024
OTTAWA – Ottawa Police Service (OPS) did not meet its call response target in 2024, according to a report from Public Safety Services director Beth Gooding.
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Scratch Deli opening in Bay Café location
CONSTANCE BAY – A new deli is coming to Constance Bay, taking over the Bay Café location (127 Constance Bay Rd.) early in November.
Read moreKids’ illustrator Hanmer hosting Almonte illustration workshop Nov. 15
ALMONTE – For authors or anyone else interested in creating books for kids, children’s illustrator Clayton Hanmer will host a workshop offering tips and insights into the industry of kids books.
Read moreCelebrate Day of the Dead in Kinburn Nov. 2
KINBURN – Get a bonus use out of that scary Hallowe’en costume this week as Kinburn’s Covered Bridge Brewing Company celebrates Dia de los Muertos Sunday, Nov. 2.
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Best of Ottawa’s seventh award season begins with nominations
OTTAWA – Buckham’s Bay-based raconteurs The Ottawan has launched its seventh annual Best of Ottawa Awards program and needs your help picking the best of Ottawa’s best.
Read moreRussell Jr. Farmers to celebrate 75 years Dec. 6
RUSSELL – The Russell County Junior Farmers are celebrating their 75th anniversary with a dance on Dec. 6, in Embrun.
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Carp Observatory a view to a thrill
CARP – Carp’s Mutters have been in the event planning business for some time, hosting incredible one-of-a-kind experiences at unique venues across the city and the province, but earlier this spring, the couple and business partners decided to host events in a place they could call their own.
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Letter: Canadian seafood, lumber could support Canadians
I was the individual who mentioned concern about lack of Canadian seafood and the current lumber issue. I had mentioned the lack of Canadian seafood in a previous conversation with MP Bruce Fanjoy and his answer, that this a private entity decision, does not sit well with me.
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Couple of WC outdoor rinks seeking operators
WEST CARLETON – Outdoor skating is a big part of winter in West Carleton, but two of the community’s outdoor rinks are in need of some help.
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Kelly opens Kinburn shower site
KINBURN – As Ward 5 Coun. Clarke Kelly looks for new ways to help residents struggling with dry or compromised wells, today (Oct. 25) the councillor announced a new public showering location, and its right next door to his office.
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