Save the Grove Again celebrates one year with incorporation
ARNPRIOR – After more than a year of advocacy on behalf of The Grove, Arnprior’s old growth forest, Save the Grove Again (SGA) is celebrating with music and incorporation.
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Constance Bay revives bridge club Thursdays
CONSTANCE BAY – Bids and trumps will be all the rage in Constance Bay this fall and winter.
Read moreFinance briefs: Tax relief for affordable housing, Municipal Capital Facilities
CITY HALL – The Finance and Corporate Services committee (FCSc) designated 16 properties as municipal capital housing facilities, making eligible affordable housing units exempt from municipal property taxes.
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Christmas briefs: Parades, parties and markets
WEST CARLETON – The Hallowe’en costumes are put away for the season, so let’s immediately start talking about Christmas. In briefs form.
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C Bay Cookie Dash a fun run with treats Nov. 22
CONSTANCE BAY – The Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Association (CBBCA) wants to make sure you’re in tip-top shape for the Christmas season, while supporting worthy causes in the community.
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KAC $200 and under sale surprises this weekend
SOUTH MARCH – On Saturday, Nov. 8 and Sunday Nov. 9, the Kanata Art Club (KAC) invites art lovers to the KAC studio (630 Cameron Harvey Dr.) for their popular $200 and under sale.
Read moreCFO says Ottawa maintaining high credit rating
OTTAWA – Ottawa’s chief financial officer updated council last week (Oct. 28) on its financial standings and says the city continues to maintain a high credit rating.
Read moreCarp woman fundraising for Arnprior mom who lost home to fire
ARNPRIOR – A single mom who lost everything in an Oct. 3 fire is being supported by a Carp friend who is working to help her get back on her feet.
Read moreTake charge of your healthcare starting Nov. 4
ALMONTE – With the state of healthcare in Canada, some days it feels like taking charge of your health is a full time job.
Read moreCarleton Place looking at 3% tax increase in 2026
CARLETON PLACE – Earlier this month (Oct. 22), Carleton Place council began work on the 2026 budget, and councillors seem to be eying up a three per cent increase over last year’s levy.
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