Business

CONSTANCE BAY – For 33 years Rick and Mary Charlebois have been hosting the parties at The Point Dining Lounge. Last Monday (Feb. 28) night they were the guests of honour at another classic Point party.

CARP – A Carp business with national reach is partnering with Algonquin College to offer a five-year $50,000 scholarship to improve diversity in the public relations field.

CONSTANCE BAY – In an effort to fill COVID-19 freed-up time; provide a service needed locally; meet their relatively new community; and raise funds for two volunteer organizations, Archie Street Skate Sharpening is open for business.

CARP – The Carp Road Corridor Business Improvement Area (CRCBIA) will continue to focus on bringing water services and public transportation to the light industrial park in 2022 – the largest employer in West Carleton.

CARP – The businesses under the Village of Carp Business Improvement Area (BIA) were particularly challenged by COVID-19 in 2021, and in 2022 the association we’ll focus on its members’ recovery.

RIDEAU CANAL – Local spirit producer Dunrobin Distilleries is providing stiff drinks to skaters right on the Rideau Canal, a first in the 52 years the skateway has operated.

CARP – The businesses and landlords of the Village of Carp Business Improvement Area (BIA) will take a look back at a very challenging 2021, while making plans to move forward during the association’s annual general meeting Jan. 25.

WEST CARLETON – Ottawa’s largest people’s choice awards is here and many West Carleton businesses, people and organizations are finalists hoping for your vote.