Talking horses, boarders Nov. 26
SMITH’S CORNERS – There’s no such thing as bad horses, only bad boarders.
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Carp Road widening presentation set for Nov. 13
STITTSVILLE – The City of Ottawa is about to undertake the major project of widening Carp Road through Stittsville and On Nov. 13 staff will share details of the plan.
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Police briefs: Main Street bank robbery suspects, Arrests in years old Smiths Falls murder, Campeau Drive robbery
OLD OTTAWA EAST – The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects involved in an Oct. 14 bank robbery on Main Street.
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Carp Airport looking to add BESS to property
CARP – From the people who brought you the Carp Airport solar project, West Capital Power Coro. is now proposing
Read moreFinance briefs: Committee approves Lansdowne 2.0
CITY HALL – The Finance and Corporate Services committee (FCSc) approved a Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment and construction plan today (Oct. 30) that includes a new event centre, new north side stands and a new retail podium and residential component for the site.
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West Carleton firefighters hosting spooky fun Oct. 31
WEST CARLETON – As tradition dictates, West Carleton fire stations will be spooky places to visit on All Hallows’ Eve.
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Join Almonte Almeda Pumpkin Promenade Nov. 1
ALMONTE – Hallowe’en might be over after October, but your jack-o’-lanterns still have one last night to shine.
Read moreProvince to rebate HST for first time home buyers
ONTARIO – As part of its plan to protect Ontario, lower costs and help more families realize the dream of homeownership, the provincial government is proposing to rebate the full eight per cent provincial portion of the HST for first-time home buyers on new homes valued up to $1 million.
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Dunrobin plaza team finally cuts ribbon
DUNROBIN – The new Dunrobin plaza remains empty for now, but yesterday (Oct. 29) dignitaries gathered on a sunny fall day to cut the ribbon on the most anticipated building in the community in years.
Read moreOttawa council to vote on Lansdowne 2.0 Nov. 7
CITY HALL – Ottawa city council will decide next week on the fate of a proposed $419 million overhaul of Lansdowne Park.
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