Sudds: Creating opportunities for seniors
Our government talks a lot about creating opportunities for seniors to retire with dignity, acknowledging the hard work they put into building the Canada we cherish today.
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Opinion
Letter: ‘Our opposition is growing rapidly’
We, the members of Residents Against the Marchurst BESS, are deeply concerned about the proposed construction of a 250 MW lithium iron phosphate (LFP) Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) on Marchurst Road.
Read moreOFA: Election priorities for farmers
OPINION – It’s election time in Ontario, and across the province, candidates have started meeting with voters and sharing their platforms. It’s a great time for all of us to be involved in our democratic process – focusing on the issues that matter and learning what candidates would do about them if elected.
Read moreLetter: Call for BESS Q and A
I am writing to express my concerns regarding the format chosen for the public meeting scheduled for Feb. 23, as outlined in the attached letter.
Read moreLetter: Evolugen talks Feb. 23 open house format
Evolugen looks forward to hosting our next community engagement and consultation event on Sunday, Feb. 23 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at West Carleton Secondary School (3088 Dunrobin Rd).
Read moreLetter: Evolugen fund could be key mental health support
I am writing to express my strong support for Evolugen’s proposed battery storage facility (Battery Energy Storage System – BESS) in our community.
Read moreLegion: New year, new renovations
CONSTANCE BAY – Branch 616 has had an excellent start to the new year and intends to keep up the pace.
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Longworth: The near and far future of AI in WC
OPINION – As the world moves into an age where artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a major part of daily life, small communities like West Carleton, are on the cusp of transformation.
Read moreLetter: Another look at city land purchases
I agree there is concern with the City of Ottawa land deals.
Read moreLetter: Galetta island also a City of Ottawa purchase
December 2024, the City of Ottawa closed on a deal to purchase a 28 acres parcel of land on Mohrs Road.
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