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CORKERY – A brand new Corkery Canada Day tradition was delayed by a couple of days this year, but surprisingly, not due to COVID-19. No, this time it was the weather.

PANMURE – After more than a year of online Zoom meetings and tele-conferencing, West Carleton’s 4-H Dairy Club was finally able to do what they do last Monday (June 21) – learn by doing.

WEST CARLETON – The West Carleton Food Access Centre (WCFAC) annual general meeting last week (June 17) reflected a community that greatly supports the local food bank and a clientele that actually needed less support during the COVID-19 pandemic.

CARP – The combination of a unique habitat, a popular trail, predation and fast cars makes nesting season a very dangerous time for turtles in the Carp Hills.

FITZROY HARBOUR – Two of Fitzroy Harbour’s recent fundraising powerhouses combined forces for another feat of strength last Saturday (June 12), but the power of the sun proved too much.

FITZROY HARBOUR – Approximately a year ago Fitzroy Harbour’s Jackson Lopez Piquette, at seven-years-old, decided to stop cutting his hair. It wasn’t an act of rebellion; it was an act of charity.

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CONSTANCE BAY – For Glenn Darrell Migwans, a small Ojibwa tradition to honour the lives of the recently discovered remains of 215 children found buried in a mass grave at the Kamloops Residential School last week, is the first step towards healing on a journey he only recently started to embrace.