Smart: What’s in your air?
Last summer (2023), West Carleton along with many other regions experienced the worst air quality in Canadian history.
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Opinion
Fruit, vegetable growers welcome senate report on temporary foreign workers
OTTAWA – The Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada (FVGC) welcomes the balanced findings of the Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology’s recent report on temporary and migrant labour solutions.
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Longworth: Navigating the digital tide part two
(editor’s note: West Carleton Online published the first half of this two part column Friday, May 17, and you can
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Longworth: Navigating the digital tide
In our journey from the information age, we find ourselves navigating a society increasingly driven by misinformation. The shift has profound implications, particularly for our youth.
Read moreSudds: Spring is in the air
April showers bring May flowers!
Read moreLetter: Carp Hills friends lobby efforts applauded
Friends of the Carp Hills should be commended for their efforts to bring awareness of the need to protect our rural green infrastructure. And the City of Ottawa should likewise be commended for its acquisition of 22 hectares in the Carp Hills.
Read moreOFA: Farmers on the road this long weekend too
OPINION – The upcoming Victoria Day holiday means a lot of Ontarians will be hitting the road for weekend activities, including cottage getaways and visits to key tourist areas.
Read moreNFU: Farmers on frontline of climate change
OPINION – Farm workers and farmers are on the frontlines of Canada’s climate crisis.
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OFA’s young farmers taking up advocacy
OPINION – Canada is in the midst of a generational shift as more and more Canadians reach retirement age and younger generations are moving into leadership roles.
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Longworth: Responding to Gen Z parental concerns
In responding to the feedback from my previous article, A Call to Our Retirees for Our Youth, I particularly noted the concerns raised by parents of Generation Z – those born between 1997 and 2012. It is crucial we address these anxieties effectively.
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