FCH tour WC with archaeologist this summer
WEST CARLETON – The Friends of the Carp Hill (FCH) went on a tour with local archaeologist Ian Badgely to view some amazing historical locations of some of West Carleton’s earliest peoples.
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MMLT adds 308 acres of Madawaska Highlands property to protection list
MADAWASKA HIGHLANDS – The Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust (MMLT) has added another 308 acres to its protected property.
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Coun. Kelly to host Ward 5 budget consultation Oct. 29
KINBURN – As the City of Ottawa begins the 2026 budget process, West Carleton-March Coun. Clarke Kelly has announced he will host a Ward 5 specific public budget consultation on Wednesday, Oct. 29.
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Carp Commons open house Sept. 14
CARP – Spend your Sunday (Sept. 14) checking out everything the Carp Commons Retirement Village has to offer.
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Alpacas coming to Carp Farmers’ Market Saturday
CARP – The alpacas are coming, the alpacas are coming!
Read moreConstance Bay Rocks Challenge obstacle course Sept. 21
CONSTANCE BAY – Test your overall fitness through a variety of physical team-based tests in the C Bay Rocks Challenge Sept. 21.
Read moreOntario government investing $65 million in ambulance funding
OTTAWA – The Doug Ford provincial government is increasing land ambulance funding for Ottawa by six per cent, part of a $65 million across-the-province investment in emergency services.
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Willow Creek Stables pony sanctuary fundraiser Sept. 20
PERTH – On Saturday, Sept. 20, a special benefit concert will support a very special local sanctuary while the owner undergoes cancer treatment.
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Mississippi Mills film society kicks off season with a penguin
ALMONTE – The Mississippi Mills Film Society (MMFS) is kicking off another season of little known films presented as matinees at the Almonte Legion (100 Bridge St.).
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FCH has record-breaking turtle saving year in Carp Hills
CARP – It seems like every new year of the Friends of the Carp Hills (FCH) turtle conservation program is a record breaker, which is great news for Canada’s endangered species. And they didn’t just beat last year’s numbers, they smashed them.
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