City News

VYDON ACRES – Billed as the World’s Longest Snowmobile Bridge, the multi-year project of the West Carleton Snowmobile Trails Association (WCSTA) will be open for snowmobiles this sledding season.

WEST CARLETON – Today’s (Jan. 17) snow is still a far way from being over but is already of the record-breaking variety.

MORGAN’S GRANT – A Kanata North resident who has become “obsessed” with portrait painting, has put brush to canvas to create one of West Carleton councillor Eli El-Chantiry.

West Carleton Online publisher Jake Davies shares his opinion on 2021, his resolutions for 2022, and the Top 10 stories published in West Carleton Online in 2021 as chosen by the readers.

WEST CARLETON – Recently released Ottawa Public Health (OPH) data shows West Carleton has one of the highest rates of COVID-19 vaccinated residents in the City of Ottawa.

CARP – A fundraising event that battled through COVID-19 and a date-altering dangerous windstorm, still managed to raise $4,260 and two truckloads of food donations for the West Carleton Food Access Centre (WCFAC).

CORKERY – Some spare funds and an assist from the Greensmere Golf and Country Club, and the Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre (WOCRC) was able to provide 25 Christmas baskets and dinners to needy senior community members.

DUNROBIN – West Carleton Secondary School (WCSS), working with the Ottawa Police Service (OPS), say an alleged case of a student making deadly threats, has been dealt with and students at the school are perfectly safe.

OTTAWA – Last night’s damaging wind storm kept Ottawa fire crews busy across the city, all night long.

BUCKHAM’S BAY – Two Buckham’s Bay sisters, only 12 and 14, have invented their own human and pet personal care products, while operating two separate businesses under the same roof.