Legion: Branch elections and the fiscal year end
CONSTANCE BAY – Branch 616 welcomes the end of a very successful fiscal year and is looking forward to more of the same coming up in this new Legion year.
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Opinion
Fruit, vegetable growers like AGRI committee’s food price stabilization plan
OPINION – The Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada (FVGC) welcomed the House of Commons standing committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food’s (AGRI) recent report, which provides key recommendations aimed at stabilizing rising food prices.
Read moreNFU: Farmers will lose 100s of millions in Bunge-Viterra merger
OPINION – On June 13, Bunge announced plans to buy Viterra, Canada’s largest grain company.
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Letter: Change is coming to Ontario grid
Change is coming to the Ontario grid. It’s something we all need to be ready for. Are we going to try to return to the tired ways of doing things from the 1950s or are we going to seize the opportunities to rebuild the grid in ways that support our local needs?
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Smart: What’s in your air?
Last summer (2023), West Carleton along with many other regions experienced the worst air quality in Canadian history.
Read moreFruit, 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.
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