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CITY HALL – The Emergency Preparedness and Protective Services committee (EPPSc) approved updates to the Licensing Bylaw to better reflect how the food industry operates; support its continued growth; and cut red tape for small food businesses.
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EASTERN ONTARIO – As temperatures begin their familiar springtime swing between freezing nights and warmer days, maple syrup producers across our province are tapping trees and getting ready to harvest the crop that comes from that most iconic Canadian symbol – the maple tree.
Read moreARNPRIOR – A youth-led climate art exhibition at the Arnprior and District Museum (35 Madawaska St.) is on display until April 11, featuring paintings and comics created by students as part of the Teach Your Parents (TYP) initiative.
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OTTAWA – Dunrobin’s Alex Lawson can’t officially declare his candidacy for mayor of Ottawa until May 1, but he has his first rally scheduled for May 23.
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OTTAWA – Alto staff, the Crown corporation in charge of developing Canada’s first high-speed rail transit system, has informed City of Ottawa staff they will begin filed studies soon.
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ARNPRIOR – A full hall of friends and family said goodbye to John ‘Jack’ Clifford Shaw Sunday (March 22) mid-morning, with many more tuning in via livestream, paying their respects to a man characterized as one filled with gratitude and ready to help anyone in need.
Read moreSMITH’S CORNERS – A barn on Ferry Road was destroyed by fire Friday (March 20) night.
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FITZROY HARBOUR – The Bethel-St. Andrew’s Men’s Ministry hosted a guest who spoke of the fascinating history of the might fountain pen during their monthly breakfast March 7.
Read moreOTTAWA — The federal government is looking to shave more than 12,000 full-time equivalent jobs over the next three years as part of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government spending review.
Read moreALMONTE – As the days grow longer and the community begins to bloom, Destination Almonte invites residents and visitors alike to celebrate the season at the Spring Night Market on Thursday, April 30 from 5 to 8 p.m.
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