City News

DUNROBIN – The weather prognosticators called for rain, but on Saturday (May 5) the sailing gods delivered sun for a perfect day on the Ottawa River and the Kanata Sailing Club (KSC) Open House.

DUNROBIN – The St. Mary’s Anglican Church’s Royal Tea Sunday (May 5) brought out spring hats, fascinators, finger sandwiches, the good china and a great time for the sold out event in the church’s hall.

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FITZROY HARBOR – Fitzroy Harbour’s Robert ‘Bob’ Booth was a man who turned his love of old automobiles in to a career spanning nearly 50 years.

DUNROBIN SHORES – Life on the Ottawa River is pretty sweet, and on May 4 the Kanata Sailing Club (KSC) wants to share a taste of it with the public.

CONSTANCE BAY – A quickly erected fence on an Ottawa River beach has polarized a community that says its not legal and not the welcome the Constance Bay community gives to its visitors.

CARP – As it turned out, the hill above the Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum was the perfect West Carleton location to use line-of-site microwave communications to reach like-minded people in the Toronto area.

KANATA – The Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) is hosting a May 2 open house as the organization continues to update its Carp River floodplain maps.

DUNROBIN – Dunrobin’s Adele and Leo Muldoon are doing well following a grass fire March 25 spread to their large garage and also destroyed a food truck parked beside the garage.

CARP – In a blast from the past, 1st Carp Scout leader Dan Hewitt tells West Carleton Online of the programs fundraising project in conjunction with the Carp Fair.