West Carleton Online – On top of the West Carleton beat
ARNPRIOR – The saga of the Carp bunkie’s final chapter may have been written over Easter weekend as the small abode was dismantled and removed from the lot it had called home for the last 42 days earlier today (April 5).
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CARP – A local project looking in to air quality in Ottawa declared the Carp Road corridor as one of eight “hotspots” in the city in a March 20 opinion piece.
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CARP – For the second year in a row the Carp Agricultural Society (CAS) has had to cancel two of its major spring fundraisers due to the ongoing pandemic.
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WEST CARLETON – Subject matter experts are saying water levels are expected to “remain close to seasonal values,” but if 2017 and 2019 has taught the city and the community anything, hope for the best but plan for the worst.
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KINBURN – Last June, 15-year-old William Riley hit the incredible $10,000 mark for funds raised for the Abilities Centre Ottawa.
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VYDON ACRES – The world’s longest snowmobile bridge is officially open and not only is it connecting two provinces, it’s connecting a world of opportunity for new economic development in the west Ottawa region.
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CARP – It was the Carp Agricultural Society’s (CAS) first event of the year and their take-out Irish stew was a Sunday funday hit.
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ARNPRIOR – At 69, just over a year removed from heart surgery, Fitzroy Harbour’s Sylvio ‘Syd’ Gravel recently took part in a ‘marathon of exercise’ lifting more than 82,000 pounds (37,194.5 kilograms) in under 48 hours.
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KINBURN – The residents of Deerwood Estates and beyond’s collective sigh of relief on March 9, is the loudest noise the area has heard in sometime as the community officially learned military blasting has come to an end at the Thomas Cavanagh Construction Kinburn Quarry.
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ORLEANS – Charlotte Smith came from Scarborough, North Yorkshire England at 12-years-old filled with the hope of a new life in Dunrobin with her long-lost mother.
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