Community News

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.

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.

CONSTANCE BAY – While most seniors say they want to age in place it seems that far fewer start planning while they are still able to do so.

DUNROBIN – Currently, catastrophic weather or climate events are occurring weekly in Canada.

GALETTA – The volunteers didn’t see it coming, but when it arrived, the Galetta Community Association (GCA), knew they had a record-breaking breakfast turnout on their hands last Sunday (March 29), and lots of work to do.

DUNROBIN – Last night’s (March 25) Dunrobin Community Association (DCA) annual general meeting had plenty of fireworks, but in this case, it was talk about them, and their cost specifically.

KINBURN – For the first time in the history of the CARHA Hockey ODR Contest, which debuted during COVID, representatives of the not-for-profit recreational hockey insurers got to visit one of the winning outdoor rinks.

CARP – For the first time in their history, the Carp River’s tributaries have been mapped by the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA).

WEST CARLETON – This is one train no one saw coming until this past January when ALTO, the Canadian crown corporation tasked with delivering the proposed $90 billion project, announced the nation’s first high-speed train is in the works.

FITZROY HARBOUR – A year and a bit in to his role as Fitzroy Harbour and Constance Bay’s new Catholic priest, Father Anthony Nwaohiri says he loves his new community, but hasn’t learned to play euchre yet.