West Carleton Online – Happy Canada Day
OTTAWA – Once again, this summer, Ottawa Public Library (OPL) is launching a vibrant TD Summer Reading Club programming designed to take children aged zero to 12 on a journey around the world and keep them reading and learning in an active and upbeat way during their school break.
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CITY HALL – Council approved the 2025 Asset Management Plans (AMPs), ensuring the city’s compliance with provincial regulations.
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CITY HALL – Both sides lobbied hard on the South March Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) for the last several months, but despite a unanimous decision by the Agriculture and Rural Affairs committee (ARAc) to reject a Municipal Support Resolution (MSR) last week (June 5), council overwhelmingly approved the MSR earlier today (June 11).
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CONSTANCE BAY – The first time Constance Bay 5K Run/Walk was a huge success organizers say, and with a route through some of Constance Bay’s most scenic locations, why wouldn’t it be?
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OTTAWA – The city is now accepting nominations for the 2025 Order of Ottawa and the Brian Kilrea Award for Excellence in Coaching.
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CARP – The Carp Farmers’ Market is in the unfortunate position of organizing its own birthday, but the good news is you’re invited.
Read moreOTTAWA – The City of Ottawa’s Rat Mitigation Working Group (RMWG), established two years ago, gave city council an update on the problem that has ladies in nightgowns jumping on chairs.
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DUNROBIN – Confidence and swagger are always in fashion, and it showed Sunday (Jan. 8) at the Dunrobin Community Centre during the sixth annual Dunrobin Fashion Show.
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WOODLAWN – Last week (June 5) the Agriculture and Rural Affairs committee chose not to close a road allowance in Woodlawn which is a required step to allow Nicholls Gas owner Gagan Panjhazari to purchase the property immediately adjacent to his business.
Read moreOTTAWA — Federal organizations failed to follow procurement and security rules when awarding contracts to the Buckham’s Bay-based company behind the controversial ArriveCan app, the auditor general said today (June 10).
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