Crown Point woodturner art tour debut
CROWN POINT – Come see the natural and human-made colours of fall as the 45th Red Trillium Studio Tour takes
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Community News
WC Ski-Doo bridge faces OSFC issues
KINBURN – What is expected to be the crown jewel of West Carleton’s snowmobile trails and a key link to Quebec’s network of trails across the river, may not even get approval to open this year, outgoing West Carleton Snowmobile Trails Association (WCSTA) President Paul McDonald said during last night’s (Oct. 13) annual general meeting (AGM).
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WC teen business club on the job
WOODLAWN – A newly formed business club for youth has big plans gaining experience on the road to building its community project.
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WC reflects on new Indigenous holiday
WEST CARLETON – Many of West Carleton’s organizations and businesses are taking time out to reflect on the meaning behind Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation celebrated today (Sept. 30).
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Carp Fair: ‘Glad it’s back’
CARP – For the first time in two years, the Carp Fair gates opened to fairgoers yesterday (Sept. 24) morning and visitors, volunteers and exhibitors all agreed, it was great to be back.
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Volunteers honoured in Legion Week kick-off
CONSTANCE BAY – It was a beautiful day, so last Sunday’s (Sept. 19) West Carleton Royal Canadian Legion’s Awards and Honours banquet was lightly attended.
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Gauthier’s COVID meal program growing
CONSTANCE BAY – The Constance Bay ball diamonds were full of the sound of bats cracking Saturday (Sept. 18) as the NorthWind Wireless Fibre Centre fields hosted a softball tournament.
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WC snowmobile club AGM Oct. 13, seeking board members
WEST CARLETON – While the snow won’t be here yet, it’s never too early to start thinking about sled season.
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Corkery’s Mulligan re-learning to walk
CORKERY – Becoming a double-amputee at 57-years-old, is as traumatic an experience as one can have after middle age. But Corkery’s Linda Mulligan, with some help from community angels, is learning to walk all over again at 59 after mastering the skill 57 years earlier.
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WC firefighters appreciated on Sept. 11
CONSTANCE BAY – It has been challenging for the brother and sisterhood that is West Carleton’s volunteer firefighters to get together, away from work in the age of COVID-19, but the 20th anniversary of the collapse of New York’s World Trade Center is as good a marker as it gets to appreciate all emergency responders.
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