Letter: BESS project ‘a bold step forward’
I have been a long-time resident of West Carleton and have always taken a keen interest in responsible local area development activity.
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Kelly: Drop on in twice a month
Happy New Year to all residents of West Carleton-March. I hope everyone was able to enjoy time with friends and family and celebrate the holidays.
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OFA: ROMA visit finds new provincial money for agriculture
OPINION – Strengthening ties between rural municipal leaders and the farm community was on the agenda last week as representatives from the Ontario Federation of Agriculture took part in the annual Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) conference.
Read moreLetters: More BESS talk, Gas plant in WC, Election time
As important issues ramp up in and around West Carleton, so does our letter section. We have three letters on BESS projects, gas plants and a federal election.
Read moreLetter: A look at BESS community fund
In his Jan. 21 Letter to the Editor extolling the merits of the proposed BESS facility on his Marchurst Road land, Wayne Carroll states, “what really got my attention was the $5 million Community Development Fund Evolugen is proposing.”
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Smart: Does shopping location really matter?
WEST CARLETON – When it comes to grocery shopping, West Carleton residents have one thing in common. With no large food retailers in our ward, shoppers must first decide which direction to go for their weekly grocery run.
Read moreLetter: Woodlawn reader not convinced on BESS yet
Evolugen is doing an admirable job of promoting BESS. Kudos to them for their efforts.
Read moreLetter: City land ownership not always financially viable
Do we not already have a river property – Pinhey’s Point? I would think that it is bird friendly.
Read moreLetter: Algonquins of Pikwakanagan pleased to partner with BESS
On behalf of the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation, we are proud to express support for Evolugen’s 250-megawatt battery project located in West Carleton.
Read moreOFA: Farmers preparing for possible new US tariffs
OPINION – All eyes are on Washington, DC, this week as a new president is sworn in, and a new government takes power.
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