Gadbois: Living on the alvar
Those of you who have lived in the area for some time are no doubt aware we have a very special ecosystem abutting the West Carleton-March Ward called the Burnt Lands Alvar.
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Art & Entertainment
Look Back: The Carp Review, Feb. 15, 1906
WEST CARLETON – The trial of Fitzroy Township’s Adam had the community racing to pick up their copy of the Feb. 15, 1906 Carp Review just more than 100 years ago, in West Carleton Online’s weekly Look Back feature on West Carleton’s first newspaper.
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Look Back: The Carp Review, Feb. 8, 1906
WEST CARLETON – The front page of the Feb. 8, 1906 The Carp Review focused on education as Inspector Cowley
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7 Works Collective a COVID collaboration
WEST CARLETON – A group of seven artists whose spring 2020 residency was cancelled by COVID-19, have spent the last
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Look Back: The Carp Review, Feb. 1, 1906
WEST CARLETON – Feb. 1, 1906 was a huge day in the history of West Carleton journalism. It was the first time The Carp Review published a photo as part of a news story.
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Look back: The Carp Review, Jan. 25, 1906
Royal Scarlet Chapter No 2 Elect Officers and Hold Annual Banquet. WEST CARLETON – The lead story in the Jan.
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WC takes home acclaim in 11th Faces Magazine Ottawa Awards
WEST CARLETON – West Carleton representation can be found all over the list of winners from the 11th Annual Ottawa Awards presented by Mattamy Homes.
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Light up the Village winners announced
CARP – The holiday season is in the rear-view mirror, but if you take a peek right now you will see the winners of the Village of Carp Business Improvement Area (BIA) Light up the Village competition in the not too distant past.
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The Ottawan a daily look at city life
BUCKHAM’S BAY – A return to Ottawa, an insatiable curiosity about their city and vast publishing experience has led Buckham’s Bay residents Darren Atwater and Martha Gall to launch The Ottawan, a daily newsletter highlighting the top news of the city as well as some if its best-kept secrets.
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Mount Pakenham struggling with lockdown
PAKENHAM – While expecting to be part of the living with COVID solution, ski hills like Mount Pakenham are no struggling after being added to the lockdown at what is normally the peak of the revenue season for the industry.
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