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.
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Police 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. 15
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.
Read moreCity to hire rural ditching coordinator
WEST CARLETON – Ward 5 Coun. Clarke Kelly is thrilled the City of Ottawa is hiring a coordinator dedicated to ditching and design in the rural region.
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Old Sled Run turns 19 Feb. 15
CONSTANCE BAY – The Old Sled Run has been around so long now, it’s almost as old as some of
Read moreJudge rules feds overstepped in use of Emergencies Act during Freedom Convoy
OTTAWA – The Federal Court of Appeal ruled the Liberal government was unreasonable to use the Emergencies Act four years ago to quell protests in the national capital and at key border points during the so-called Freedom Convoy.
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