Renfrew County receiving $466,355 in public transit funding
RENFREW COUNTY – As part of its plan to protect Ontario, the province is investing $466,355 to support public transit service in Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke.
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Police briefs: Fatal Dunrobin Road ATV crash, Ongoing tow truck enforcement, Missing Beaverbrook girl
SOUTH MARCH – Ottawa police are seeking witnesses following a fatal collision that occurred on the 1700 block of Dunrobin Road, towards Cameron Harvey Drive, yesterday (April 8).
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Kinburn bridge rehabilitation begins this month
KINBURN – The project to rehabilitate the Kinburn Bridge will continue this month with work expected to begin around the middle of the month.
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C Bay library helps you age in place
CONSTANCE BAY – While most seniors say they want to age in place it seems that far fewer start planning while they are still able to do so.
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WC Diners Club returns with three spring events
WEST CARLETON – The West Carleton Diners Club is returning this spring with three events dotted across the West Carleton community.
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MVCA maintains flood outlook for Carp, Mississippi rivers
WEST CARLETON – The Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) expects the Carp and Mississippi rivers to maintain their current status, although the waterways are expected to rise over the next week.
Read moreCouncil rejects ARAc’s rural transit plan
CITY HALL – The Agriculture and Rural Affair committee’s motion to have the City of Ottawa take a closer look at private bus service in rural areas has failed on a tie vote at council today (April 8).
Read moreCouncil briefs: Refreshed 10-year housing, homelessness plan, Rural clean water grant, Bank Street bus lanes
CITY HALL – Council approved a refreshed 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan.
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CAFES AGM ponders ‘global weirding’
DUNROBIN – Currently, catastrophic weather or climate events are occurring weekly in Canada.
Read morePolice briefs: Firearm discharged in Ottawa south, Fentanyl seized in Centretown, Easter weekend traffic enforcement
CONFEDERATION HEIGHTS – The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) charged two men with multiple firearms offences following an incident in the city’s south end.
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