City News

CARP – Last week (June 26), Mayor Mark Sutcliffe cut the ribbon on two new permanent Diefenbunker Cold War exhibitions and then celebrated the event with a standing-room- only crowd gathered in the museum’s vintage subterranean cafeteria.

CARP – The temperatures were rising Saturday (June 21) on the field and in the air, and roughly 400 softball fans got to enjoy a spirited exhibition game as the Team Canada women showed off their impressive skills in a final tune-up before their international begins.

NEPEAN – If Ottawa is to achieve climate resiliency by 2050 in accordance with the city’s Climate Ready Ottawa strategy, there is no time to waste.

CARP – It was a beautiful morning to get a workout going on June 7, and what’s more invigorating than getting a workout in, in the great outdoors?

DUNROBIN – According to the United Nations (UN) we all depend on the survival of bees. 

DUNROBIN – The weather hasn’t been cooperating the last few years, but that doesn’t stop the crowds who know after 33 years, nobody does breakfast like the volunteer firefighters of Ottawa Fire Station (OFS) 66.

HUNTLEY – The Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre (DSYC) located in the Carp Road Corridor, is using an $88,000 Ontario Trillium Foundation grant to boost programming at the newly built centre that will grow confidence and skills in the youth they treat.

KINBURN – A single mom on disability and her three kids are facing the possibility of losing their whole home if they can’t get their roof repaired by next fall.