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My alma mater is making headlines this month, and for all the wrong reasons. Canadian colleges and universities have been crushed by federal cuts, inflation and the cost of living (just like all of us).
Read moreMy alma mater is making headlines this month, and for all the wrong reasons. Canadian colleges and universities have been crushed by federal cuts, inflation and the cost of living (just like all of us).
Read moreCARP – In the fall of 2023, the very small Village of Carp Business Improvement Area (BIA) held the culmination of a very big undertaking.
Read moreDunrobin resident Courtney Argue, wearing a signboard, leads her team “Planting Stability” out onto the streets for WOCRC’s recent CNOY fundraiser. Photo by Nonie Smart
Read moreCONSTANCE BAY – Residents learned last night (March 4) the City of Ottawa’s preferred fix for the dangerous and only entrance in to Constance Bay is a roundabout, but staff are unsure, if approved, when it will be complete.
Read moreKANATA – Last month Hospice Care Ottawa (HCO) announced their plan to build Ottawa’s second wind phone – a sacred space for remembrance, reflection and healing.
Read moreFITZROY HARBOUR – A highlight of the Fitzroy Harbour Winter Carnival for the last 29 years has been Dan and Carole’s Trivia Challenge.
Read moreBUCKHAM’S BAY – The long-running Constance Bay Kids Fishing Derby enjoyed perfect weather last Sunday (Feb. 15) and that brought out the kids in record numbers.
Read moreKINBURN – It’s not always good news when the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) invites you over for a chat.
Read moreCARP – There’s a reason it’s called a winter carnival.
Read moreMacLAREN’S LANDING – MacLaren’s Landing-based author David Shackleton has tackled gender issues for decades, and as he gets set to publish his third book Shackleton is introducing a new word to the lexicon to describe the feminine collective shadow.
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