Ottawa shares details of 200th anniversary celebrations
OTTAWA – A year’s worth of innovative programming and collaborations were unveiled today (Jan. 20) at the official launch event to celebrate Ottawa’s 200th anniversary.
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Pakenham Frost Festival gears up this week starting tonight
PAKENHAM – Pakenham’s celebration of winter starts tonight at the ski hill and carries on throughout the weekend honouring what makes Canadians Canadian.
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Carp Winter Carnival celebrates chilly fun Feb. 5 weekend
CARP – The sixth year of the Carp Winter Carnival officially makes it a community staple, and you can partake this year from Feb. 5 to Feb. 7.
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WCOHL hits the ice almost on time
CARP – Last weekend (Jan. 17, 18) the West Carleton Outdoor Hockey League (WCOHL) kicked off the 2026 season with perfect weather, happy kids and cheering parents, only a week late.
Read morePolice briefs: OPS seek witnesses to summer crash, OPS partners with The Royal for mobile mental health support, Impaired drivers
SOUTH OTTAWA – The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is seeking witnesses to a collision that occurred on Sunday, Aug. 24, 2025.
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C Bay kids fishing derby fun Feb. 13
BUCKHAM’S BAY – Spend Family Day Sunday (Feb. 15) showing the kids how fun it is to stand on a frozen river in the freezing cold with a line in a hole hoping a fish bites it.
Read moreLetter: BESS siting has ‘significant implications for planning integrity’
The West Carleton Community Alliance (WCCA) grounds its claims about community sentiment in documented evidence.
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Harrison: Blue Monday in West Carleton
By mid-January, many of us feel a noticeable shift.
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Almonte filmmaker hopes to spoof Christmas rom-com genre
ALMONTE – While Almonte has attracted Hollywood as the perfect Christmas rom-com location, an Almonte native hopes to poke fun at that trope with a movie of his own.
Read morePolice briefs: Freezing temperatures halt Smiths Falls homicide investigation, Ottawa drug network dismantled
SMITHS FALLS – The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) will maintain a presence at a residential property in Montague Township, near Smiths Falls, as part of an ongoing homicide investigation, however, search efforts at the site will be paused until spring.
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