Letter: Corkery quarry expansion comes to ARAc April 3
The proposed expansion of Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd.’s March Road quarry into more of the Burnt Lands Alvar has surfaced again as an issue in West Carleton-March.
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Letter: First a review of CBC operations
Personally, I think before we ask individuals to dig into their own pockets, if the future if CBC is in question, then total review of the operations should be done.
Read moreLetter: Save the CBC
With a federal election fast approaching, I am writing to draw your readers’ attention to an imminent threat to Canada’s cultural sovereignty – one whose urgency grows by the day, as President Donald Trump continues his unprovoked economic attacks on our country.
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Davies: Misinformed
As soon as this weekend, we might be heading in to our second election of 2025, and the year isn’t even three months old yet.
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Longworth: Empowering West Carleton through ChatGPT
In an increasingly digital world, rural communities are finding innovative ways to stay connected and solve on-going problems. One such advancement is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) systems, like ChatGPT, into various aspects of community life.
Read moreLetter: Is Vacant Unit Tax doing its job?
Today, along with the usual raft of junk mail, we received our Vacant Unit Tax notice.
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Legion: Continuing to thrive
CONSTANCE BAY – Branch 616 continues to enjoy busy days and evenings, supporting events and sports amidst the ongoing improvements.
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Longworth: AI on the farm
For generations, our West Carleton farmers have been at the heart of our local economy, producing high-quality beef and crops that sustain both our community and national markets.
Read moreLetter: Reader all for NFU tariff plan
This, in my opinion is the most encouraging plan of action – a business plan based on fact – we have the skills, we have the expertise, and we have Canadian farmers that are in farming for much more than a bottom line.
Read moreNFU: Serious response to US aggression needed
OPINION – After a 30-day ‘pause’ the tariffs on Canadian exports to the United States of America are in place, imposed by the USA administration despite a month of efforts to dissuade them by dozens of Canadian ministers, diplomats and trade representatives.
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