Galetta combining pancakes, poppies Nov. 9
GALETTA – The Galetta Community Association (GCA) is making it possible to squeeze in breakfast between West Carleton’s two most significant Remembrance Day services.
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Carleton Place hospital Catch the Ace returns
CARLETON PLACE – The wait is over; CP Catch the Ace is back!
Read moreCity shares feedback options for 2026 Ottawa budget
OTTAWA – City of Ottawa council’s biggest job of the year is underway, putting together the yearly budget, but councillors are looking for input from the city’s residents.
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RRTC shares chef details for dinner theatre Oct. 23 and 24
CONSTANCE BAY – The Rural Root Theatre Company’s (RRTC) latest production is set to open the curtains Oct. 21, but today (Oct. 9) lets talk food.
Read moreMississippi Mills briefs: MVCA talks mill museum, Affordable housing, Long term financial plan
ALMONTE – The Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) came to Almonte to discuss the future of the Mill of Kintail Museum with Mississippi Mills council Tuesday (Oct. 7).
Read moreDuty or opportunity focus of Diefenbunker speaker series Oct. 16
CARP – Discussion two in the Diefenbunker Speaker Series will discuss Canadian scientists and military research in the early part of the Cold War.
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Nicholson inducted to Canadian Paralympic Hall of Fame
DUNROBIN – Long-time Team Canada captain and Torino 2006 gold medallist Todd Nicholson will be the first para hockey player inducted into the Canadian Paralympic Team Hall of Fame along with two other legendary Canadian athletes.
Read moreCash in on cycle tourism Oct. 17
ALMONTE – Cash in on Cycle Tourism 2.0 arrives in Almonte Oct. 17 with an opportunity for rural communities to become cycle friendly.
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Carp’s Mayo entertaining Huntley historical society Oct. 16
CARP – Local historian, children’s author and musician Dan Mayo will take the stage as the Huntley Township Historical Society (HTHS) begins its series of fall events at the Carp Mess Hall.
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Freedom Convoy leaders get 18 month conditional sentences
OTTAWA – Two of the Freedom Convoy leaders, Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, were both given 18-month conditional sentences yesterday (Oct. 7) for their roles in the protest that blockaded downtown Ottawa for months.
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