City News

DUNROBIN – Sunday (Aug. 27) was the day where the Dunrobin community could come out and add the finishing touches to a huge mural painted on the plywood of the unfinished Dunrobin plaza, and the event even brought out the mall’s owner who brought some good news of his own.

CARP – It was an evening to show off the Carp Mess Hall, but add a barbecue and the Huntley Community Association (HCA) was able to turn an open house in to a full house.

CONSTANCE BAY – Two of the leaders behind West Carleton’s Canadian Foodgrains Bank annual contribution are making their bounce-back from COVID- 19.

DUNROBIN – It was an unlikely and unbelievable reunion both parties thought would never, ever happen, despite thinking about it constantly for more than 80 years.

CONSTANCE BAY – Constance Bay’s Ottawa River beach has become a destination location for many, and this long weekend saw large crowds, traffic chaos and parking shenanigans creating headaches for residents including Ward 5 Coun. Clarke Kelly.

CONSTANCE BAY – In an underserved community, last Saturday’s (July 30) mobile veterinary visit to Constance Bay was fully booked and an unqualified success.

DUNROBIN – A beautiful vista is taking shape on the boarded walls of the vacant Dunrobin plaza that when completed, will be a beautiful mural representing the community that the whole community contributed to.

KINBURN – Put your hand up if you still have the sleigh your parents took you to school in.

FITZROY HARBOUR – In what has become a bit of a tradition at the Concerts in the Park music series, last Thursday (July 6) West Carleton Online took the opportunity to catch up with West Carleton’s competitive robotics team Merge Robotics 2706.

VICTORIA, BC – Major-General (Ret’d) Ken Lett’s extraordinary journey commenced a hundred years ago on July 13, 1923, in Carp, nestled in the picturesque Ottawa Valley. Growing up on his family’s farm, he cultivated a strong work ethic by tending to the land and assisting with livestock.