WC farmers host breakfast in a bag
CARP – It wasn’t breakfast on a farm, but it was from the farm, served in a bag.
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Community News
Worth the wait: Drive-In Bingo returns
CARP – It had been 705 days since a Carp Fair president called bingo numbers for the Carp Fair Drive-In Bingo. But that streak is over now.
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Corkery floss a post-Canada Day treat
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.
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CBBCA’s new kitchen ready for cooking
CONSTANCE BAY – In August of 2018, just months in to West Carleton Online’s existence, we reported on a brand-new commercial kitchen being built in a major renovation project in the NorthWind Wireless Fibre Centre’s upstairs space.
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4-H Dairy Club gathers in Panmure
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.
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WCFAC well supported through COVID-19
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.
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Turtle saving in the Carp Hills
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.
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WCDR’s new emergency response trailer
CONSTANCE BAY – Key components to the reaction and recovery of the West Carleton community from devastating natural disasters in 2018 and 2019, West Carleton Disaster Relief (WCDR) will now be more adaptable, more efficient and closer than ever to the community it serves.
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Harbour fundraisers combine strength
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.
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Harbour’s Jackson shaves for CHEO
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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