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The latter part (so far) of the 21st century has been very challenging for the newspaper industry. That’s no secret and the residents of West Carleton are as aware of this as anyone – in this century alone, only 21 years in, four West Carleton-focused community newspapers have closed.
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CITY HALL – Ward 5 Coun. Eli El-Chantiry says recent media coverage of a $2.9 million grant for a luxury car dealership proposed for Vanier has been deeply slanted and not indicative of the value a business likes that brings to the city.
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CITY HALL – The city’s new short-term rental bylaw will allow rural residents only to engage in “cottage rentals.”
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WEST CARLETON – Recent extreme flooding along the Ottawa River in 2017 and 2019 has made spring in West Carleton a time of fear and concern.
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WEST CARLETON – Coun. Eli El-Chantiry says Premier Doug Ford’s handling of a new province-wide shutdown shows the province learned nothing from the Thanksgiving lockdown that left businesses, especially restaurants, in the lurch.
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WEST CARLETON – Kanata-Carleton MP Karen McCrimmon hosted a virtual town hall yesterday (March 4) via a Facebook Live Event answering questions on the pandemic, priorities and the federal government’s next budget.
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CORKERY – A lifelong Corkery resident, Alex Osorio is taking a shot at the Kanata-Carleton Conservative leadership.
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CARP – Recent Carp resident and small business owner Jennifer McAndrew is making her pitch to lead the Kanata-Carleton Conservatives in the upcoming federal election, whenever that may be.
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CONSTANCE BAY – Ben Kennedy is new to Constance Bay, but he’s not new to leadership and will throw his name in with the list of nominees vying for the Conservative Kanata-Carleton riding leadership.
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CITY HALL – A motion forwarded by Coun. Eli El-Chantiry at today’s (Feb. 10) council meeting will infuse more than
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