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CARP – A 71-year-old woman is in serious condition after the compact vehicle she was driving was involved in a t-bone collision with a large truck this morning (May 29).

ALMONTE – It’s not the celebration of a major milestone one would hope for, but in the age of COVID-19

ALMONTE – After 72 years of marriage, beating COVID-19 in time to celebrate year number 73 was just another challenge to overcome in the name of love.

WEST CARLETON – While City of Ottawa councillors and staff were able to host the meeting from the comfort of their own homes, a two-day joint committee meeting on urban boundary expansion was still a test of endurance as more than 100 delegations shared their opinion on city staff’s proposed changes.

WEST CARLETON – While it’s been a busy couple of weeks for firefighters, Ottawa Fire Services District 6 Chief Bill Bell says it’s impossible to blame the pandemic.

WEST CARLETON – Coun. Eli El-Chantiry says his focus in West Carleton during the current stage of the pandemic is

WEST CARLETON – Volunteer firefighters were kept busy battling West Carleton bush fires during a burn ban, while firefighters across the city were kept busy all weekend answering a variety of calls.

KINBURN – If you can’t have a birthday party in the age of COVID-19 a birthday parade is a pretty good Plan B.

CONSTANCE BAY – The Point Dining Lounge has been open one day during the COVID-19 pandemic – just long enough to raise a jar-full of money for the West Carleton Food Access Centre.

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