Density big issue at March Road meeting
SOUTH MARCH – It’s not so much the height of the residential buildings that has area residents concerned about the proposed 937 March Rd. subdevelopment, as it is the density.
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Community News
El-Chantiry celebrates 64 years today
WEST CARLETON – West Carleton’s only elected City of Ottawa councillor is celebrating his birthday this fine Friday, April 23.
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WCFHT vaccinations a smooth operator
CARP – What a beautiful weekend in West Carleton to go get a COVID-19 vaccination inoculation.
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Fitzroy Harbour grass fire takes small shed
FITZROY HARBOUR – Ottawa volunteer firefighters were quick to control an early evening grass fire on a farm near Fitzroy Harbour, but not before a small shed was destroyed by the spreading blaze.
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CCA weathers COVID-19 storm in 2020
CORKERY – It was a good news, bad news annual general meeting for the Corkery Community Association (CCA) last Tuesday (April 6). But mostly good news.
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Six generations of Badham maple syrup
FITZROY HARBOUR – As the sap-boiling season comes to an end, it was a big year for Fitzroy Harbour’s Badham Maple Products adding a sixth generation to the long-standing family tradition.
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Carp bunkie removed from Arnprior lot
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 Road declared air quality hotspot
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 Fair spring fundraisers cancelled
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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Flooding not expected, city still ready
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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