Goulbourn Male Chorus sharing Christmas with you Nov. 30
HUNTLEY – The Goulbourn Male Chorus are presenting their Christmas to you Sunday, Nov. 30 at Trinity Presbyterian Church (1817 Richardson Side Rd.).
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Take to the Carp air with Santa this holiday season
CARP – What’s better than sitting on Santa’s knee this holiday season? Taking to the air with the jolly big red guy.
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Village of Carp BIA hosting holiday business mixer Dec. 3
CARP – Mix business with pleasure this Christmas season as the Village of Carp Business Improvement Area (BIA) hosts its Holiday Business Mixer Dec. 3.
Read moreWhisky in the bunker Nov. 22
CARP – Enjoy smooth whisky, delectable dishes and a fine time deep underground at the Diefenbunker’s signature fundraiser.
Read moreProvince taking over recycling Jan. 1
OTTAWA – Changes are coming to how blue and black bins are collected across the province.
Read moreMount Pakenham’s new, used equipment sale Nov. 15 weekend
PAKENHAM – That small taste of snow we received last week should get you pumped for the upcoming ski season, and this weekend you can get some new, or new-to-you ski equipment at Mount Pakenham’s annual Ski Swap.
Read moreSt. Paul’s Dec. 2 seminar singing for health of it
CARP – Take a break from talking at the next Seminars at St. Paul’s Dec. 2 and replace that with singing.
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Police briefs: OPS shares draft policing budget highlights, Carp mischief suspects, OPP annual report
OTTAWA – The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) tabled its 2026 Draft Operating and Capital Budget to the Ottawa Police Services Board (OPSB) today (Nov. 12).
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Ottawa’s draft budget eyeing 3.75% levy hike
OTTAWA – Following a marathon City of Ottawa council meeting, the city’s municipal draft budget proposes a tax increase of 3.75 per cent over 2025 levels.
Read moreCouncil briefs: 2026 draft budget tabled, Addressing top climate risks, Property tax relief
CITY HALL – Council tabled the City of Ottawa’s draft budget 2026, “which invests in services residents rely on every day, and the key priorities that make Ottawa a safe, reliable and affordable city,” city staff released in a statement following today’s (Nov. 12) regular committee meeting.
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