Kinburn’s first fall harvest a sunny hit
KINBURN – It was a first for Kinburn, but it looks like farmers’ markets are a hit in the community.
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Scary West Carleton
FITZROY HARBOUR – Hallowe’en is a favourite in West Carleton and 2025, there are all kinds of spooky fun things to do.
Read moreHeritage briefs: Ellis House nominated, No Wellington Street study
CITY HALL – The Built Heritage committee (BHc) approved a heritage designation for the former Ellis House at 2400 Bank Street.
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Wild Brunch returns to Carp Nov. 2
CARP – It’s been a summer of foraging an the volunteers of the Carp Ridge Learning Centre are excited to host the community Nov. 2 for the second annual Wild Brunch.
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Line dancing returns to Almonte Oct. 9
ALMONTE – The Mississippi Mills Recreation and Culture department is again offering the opportunity for everyone who wishes to get that extra bit of exercise.
Read morePolice briefs: Multiple warrants find lots of mushrooms, OPP charge five with impaired over weekend, Huge grow-op bust
OTTAWA — The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has seized significant quantities of psilocybin (commonly known as magic mushrooms) and Canadian currency following the execution of nine search warrants.
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New pilot provides sports equipment at Ottawa parks
OTTAWA – From soccer pitches to basketball courts, city parks offer residents the opportunity to get outdoors, have fun and stay active.
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C Bay library hosting chats during Library Month this October
CONSTANCE BAY – October is Canadian Library Month, and the Constance Bay branch (262 Len Purcell Dr.) of the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) will be hosting fireside chats throughout the month.
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WC losing 55 km of snowmobile trails
WEST CARLETON – West Carleton’s network of snowmobile trails will be 5 5kilometres shorter this winter as the West Carleton Mississippi Mills Snowmobile Club (WCMMSC) isn’t spared in a province-wide reduction of snowmobile routes.
Read moreOttawa staff to present 10-point plan to attract doctors
OTTAWA – The City of Ottawa is looking to create a primary care recruitment ambassador and implement a recruitment strategy with the goal of attracting new doctors.
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