Corkey CA president says May 30 centre opening will be grand
CORKERY – It was years in the making and on Saturday, May 30, you can see what all the hubbub is about yourself.
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Community News
Carp’s Girls and Pearls give back
CARP – A relatively new event, maybe best described as the little sister to Carp Fair Ladies Night, Girls and Pearls may be more subdued, but it’s a night out for the ladies that ends with a big donation to a worthy organization.
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Dunrobin Royal Tea steeped in fun
DUNROBIN – It was the fourth year for St. Mary’s Royal Tea, and with two seatings to boot, it was also the fourth sellout in a row for an event that brings pomp, circumstance and lots of fun.
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Carp’s Harrison enters Ward 5 race
CARP – On the first day candidates are permitted to declare for the Oct. 26 municipal election, we have a race in Ward 5 as Carp’s Christine Harrison announced her plans to run for West Carleton-March councillor.
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WC’s Bastien awarded for volunteerism
KANATA – More than two decades ago, Woodlawn resident Tillie Bastien signed up to volunteer with the Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre (WOCRC).
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Mayor says ‘no easy answers’ to flooding
CONSTANCE BAY – City of Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe visited Constance Bay today (April 23) to get a firsthand look at Ottawa River flooding and the damage it has caused to the community.
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HCA stays the course following AGM
CARP – The Huntley Community Association (HCA) continues to operate as a well-oiled machine, but the board is always looking for ways to improve 2025, President Peter Green told the attendees at the Thursday, April 16 annual general meeting.
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Ottawa River expected to stabilize this week
WEST CARLETON – It was a busy weekend for West Carleton’s riverside residents shovelling sand and keeping one eye on the Ottawa River.
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Bramble sparks Parkinson’s conversation
CARP – It was an evening to talk about Parkinson’s disease in an informal setting, and learn, if you are new to the journey, a diagnosis is not the end of the road.
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Two hundred C Bay kids find 6,000 eggs
CONSTANCE BAY – It was chaos inside El-Chantiry Hall as 100 kids and their guardians played, snacked and ran wild enjoying Easter themed events, and that was even before the egg hunt began.
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