Davies: Algonquin times
My alma mater is making headlines this month, and for all the wrong reasons. Canadian colleges and universities have been crushed by federal cuts, inflation and the cost of living (just like all of us).
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ALTO talks need for high-speed train
WEST CARLETON – This is one train no one saw coming until this past January when ALTO, the Canadian crown corporation tasked with delivering the proposed $90 billion project, announced the nation’s first high-speed train is in the works.
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St. Patty’s comes early to Kinburn
KINBURN – The paddlers of the Prior Chest Nuts dragon boat team were greeted by a sea of green in Kinburn last Saturday (March 7) as the group of cancer survivors hosted their second annual St. Patrick’s Day Party.
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Coldest night fundraiser warms hearts
Dunrobin resident Courtney Argue, wearing a signboard, leads her team “Planting Stability” out onto the streets for WOCRC’s recent CNOY fundraiser. Photo by Nonie Smart
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Euchre not WC priest Nwaohiri’s game
FITZROY HARBOUR – A year and a bit in to his role as Fitzroy Harbour and Constance Bay’s new Catholic priest, Father Anthony Nwaohiri says he loves his new community, but hasn’t learned to play euchre yet.
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WC curlers take All Saints to OFSAA
NEPEAN – The All Saints Catholic High School curling team, well represented with West Carleton athletes, is heading to Thunder Bay, ON, to take part in the Ontario high school curling championship.
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C Bay entrance likely a roundabout
CONSTANCE BAY – Residents learned last night (March 4) the City of Ottawa’s preferred fix for the dangerous and only entrance in to Constance Bay is a roundabout, but staff are unsure, if approved, when it will be complete.
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