Pharmacist Khalil open in Dunrobin
DUNROBIN – It’s been a long road to the re-opening of the Dunrobin Mall since it was razed by the Dunrobin tornado in 2018.
Read moreDUNROBIN – It’s been a long road to the re-opening of the Dunrobin Mall since it was razed by the Dunrobin tornado in 2018.
Read moreSMITH’S CORNERS – Looking for a scenic adventure for you and your horse? This spring Pinto Valley Ranch (1969 Galetta Side Rd.) is offering bring your own horse adventures at their farm.
Read moreCARP – “Since opening we have been grateful to receive an overwhelmingly positive response from the community,” Skylark Café owner Sara Jamshidian told West Carleton Online last week (Feb. 10) when we dropped by the café for a visit.
Read moreCARP – Send your child for a magical winter day in the Carp Ridge forest connecting with nature, taking part in activities and crafts and making the most of the chilly season.
Read moreCARP – West Carleton’s industry leaders met at the Irish Hills Golf Club Tuesday (Jan. 27) for the Carp Road Corridor Business Improvement Area’s (CRCBIA) annual general meeting and the chance for a face-to-face with two City of Ottawa councillors in a municipal election year.
Read moreDUNROBIN – It’s been years in the waiting, but the Dunrobin plaza’s first business is opening this week.
Read moreCONSTANCE BAY – “If it’s not perfect, I won’t serve it,” Pete Barbeau owner of Constance Bay’s newest eatery told West Carleton Online as we chatted at his latest venture located at the former Bay Café (Jan. 13).
Read moreHUNTLEY – It’s an election year for both the municipality and the Carp Road Corridor Business Improvement Area (CRCBIA), so you know the Jan. 27 annual general meeting is going to be a big one.
Read moreCARP – Making your own wreath is an incredible way to add a personal touch to holiday decorating, so why not learn from those who turn Ottawa’s downtown in to a Christmas wonderland every year?
Read moreWEST CARLETON – Roughly two years ago (Nov. 1, 2023) the South March Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) was first proposed for a rural site near Fitzroy Harbour.
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