City News

CONSTANCE BAY – The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) issued a report Wednesday (Nov. 18) based on its investigation of a mid-air collision involving two spall airplanes over Constance Bay on June 14.

KINBURN – Coun. Eli El-Chantiry made his annual West Carleton Food Access Centre (WCFAC) donation, and if you haven’t already, the WCFAC is looking forward to seeing you soon too.

CARP – It was a long line-up, but it was worth the wait as hundreds of shoppers made sure to attend the last Carp Farmers’ Market of its strange 30th season last Saturday (Nov. 14).

CARP – It was the usual somber service at the West Carleton War Memorial for Remembrance Day, amplified by the silence due to a crowd reduced by thousands from the previous year due to the ongoing global pandemic.

CONSTANCE BAY – A Remembrance Day ceremony that usually draws a few hundred people, was still important to hold West Carleton Royal Canadian Legion Branch President George Dolan says, despite a limited number of attendees.

CARP – It doesn’t matter what COVID-19 holds this winter, there will be ice at the Huntley Community Centre outdoor rink.

WEST CARLETON – A free program that taught West Carleton youth the power of song and gave them the opportunity to perform at several of West Carleton’s most fun events may be shutting down as the founder and her family head east for new opportunities.

CONSTANCE BAY – About a week ago residents noticed the Constance Bay welcome sign at the triangle of Dunrobin and Constance Bay roads was missing. Ottawa police are now investigating the incident as an act of vandalism.

CONSTANCE BAY – The Savvy Seconds-West Carleton free used clothing store has kept its doors shut since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

WEST CARLETON – For the first time since West Carleton Disaster Relief (WCDR) formed, the volunteer disaster organization will have a new set of co-chairs.