Council briefs: 2026 budget directions, 2025 budget review, New tax subclass
CITY HALL – Council today approved the Proposed 2026 budget directions, timeline and consultations process.
Read moreAuthor: wadmin
New Zoning Bylaw to make building Ottawa homes easier
OTTAWA – As city council and staff work towards finishing Ottawa’s new Zoning Bylaw, the one thing they’re promising is, building homes in the city will be easier.
Read more
Police briefs: Armed robbery in Arnprior, 1992 Kingston murder, Bayshore stabbing
ARNPRIOR – An investigation is underway into an armed robbery in Arnprior.
Read more
Tatlock quarry open house dazzles
TATLOCK – In 1955, Lanark native Archie Guthrie bought his neighbour’s Darling Township farm unaware he had just acquired 1.2 billion years of geological history.
Read more
Two WC Electric players get call to national team
WEST CARLETON – Fitzroy Harbour is getting a reputation as a fastball factory as one native and one-near local who plays for the West Carleton Electric have got the call to represent Canada at the upcoming Pan American Championship later this fall.
Read more
Legion Week kicks off in Constance Bay Sept. 21
CONSTANCE BAY – It’s the one week a year when the West Carleton Royal Canadian Legion opens its doors to everybody to let the community come in, find out what Branch 616 is all about, and maybe even become a member.
Read more
Carp Library on OPL’s renovation list
CARP – The Carp branch of the Ottawa Public Library is one of 18 OPL branches to be built, renewed or replaced in its long-term plan tabled to the board yesterday (Sept. 9).
Read more
WC Skating Club registration now open
WEST CARLETON – Whether you are a skating superstar or just picking up the skill, the West Carleton Skating Club (WCSC) has a program for you.
Read more
Davies: The politics of politics
Summer break is over and it’s time to get back to work. No more mailing it in.
Read moreHeritage briefs: RCAF Mess a heritage property, Vernon schoolhouse, Lauzon House
CITY HALL – The Built Heritage committee (BHc) moved to designate the Former Royal Canadian Air Force Officers’ Mess at 158 Gloucester Street a heritage property.
Read more
