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Record breaking extreme heat is hitting people worldwide. It’s almost a given that 2023 will go down as the hottest year on record. I’m scared to check the news to learn about the latest devastating disaster.
Read moreIt’s abundantly clear that climate change is real and that the principal contributor is CO2 from the burning of fossil fuels. It’s also clear the most viable form of energy that can replace fossil fuels is electrical energy.
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As a self-proclaimed interviewer, I recently had the pleasure and privilege of spending time with Eli El-Chantiry, the former councillor for West Carlton-March.
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As the leaves fall and we all finish up the last of our soup made from Thanksgiving leftovers, I wanted to take the time to thank all the residents of West Carleton-March for their assistance and support during this first year as your councillor.
Read moreOPINION – The deadline for Canadians to file their first return under Canada’s new Underused Housing Tax (UHT) is fast approaching.
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In today’s rapidly changing world, it’s natural to feel both excited and apprehensive about the constant advancements in technology and progress.
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This school year started out with a whole scale life change for parents, when hundreds of West Carleton parents (maybe more, it’s hard to get a headcount) found out the day before school, their kids needed a ride to school.
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CONSTANCE BAY – Branch 616 is past the halfway point in the renovation. The bar is operational and looks fantastic. Finishing touches are underway. Thank you, to the contractors who are working tirelessly to get ’er done.
Read moreThe OSTA’S solution to bus shortage is to suggest the school board’s change the start and finish time of the school day. Is that not just transferring yet another pressure into the parents?
Read moreOPINION – This week marks Ontario Agriculture Week. Strategically selected to be just before Thanksgiving, it’s a perfect time to celebrate the abundance of locally produced food, fuel, fibre and flowers that we are lucky enough to have easy access to here in Ontario.
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