City News

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.

CARP – A development project off Langstaff Drive beside the Carp Fairgrounds has raised a lot questions in the community heading towards on Oct. 27 public meeting about the project.

CARP – An indoor, dirtless marijuana production facility is being proposed for the Carp Airport area.

CARP – The Sept. 15 West Carleton Snowmobile Trails Association (WCSTA) annual general meeting brought in a new board president and hope the fall weather will soon bring in the snow.

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FITZROY HARBOUR – After only three weeks of proprietorship, new Harbour Store owner Tejal T.J. Marfatia says he will fight to keep the Canada Post office.

MARATHON VILLAGE – All Saints High School Grade 10 student Ty Chauvin waited for his bus near Marathon Village for 20 minutes yesterday (Sept. 16). It never came.

WEST CARLETON – Terry Fox didn’t let cancer and a missing leg stop him, and West Carleton Terry Fox Run founder Lynda Cassidy is not going to let a pandemic stop her from hosting the local event’s 10th anniversary.