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KANATA-CARLETON – It’s been a hectic couple of weeks for rookie Member of Parliament Jenna Sudds who made her inaugural House of Commons speech last week (Nov. 24); toured the riding; took a crash course on parliamentary procedure; and squeezed in some time to take in her children’s hockey games.
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CARP – Kanata’s Sheila Sim will find out this weekend (Nov. 27) if she will represent the Liberals in Kanata-Carleton during the fall 2022 provincial election.
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CITY HALL – A more than two-year long project, yesterday (Oct. 28) City of Ottawa politicians passed the new Official Plan by a vote of 21-2 in to official city policy.
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CITY HALL – It was a three-day meeting for the City of Ottawa’s combined Planning and Agriculture and Rural Affairs (ARAC) committees which ended Monday (Oct. 18) afternoon with their stamp of approval on the city’s primary guiding document, the new Official Plan.
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CONSTANCE BAY – A longtime favourite hang of outgoing Kanata-Carleton MP and retired Canadian Forces member Karen McCrimmon, Branch 616 served as the perfect place to host the politician’s retirement party last Sunday (Sept. 26) afternoon.
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KANATA – Even by the end of an unusually late election night (Sept. 20), candidates and supporters weren’t sure who had won. But they were pretty sure.
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CARP – The People’s Party of Canada (PPC) Kanata-Carleton candidate Scott Miller was feeling the love last night (Sept. 16) as roughly 60 supporters turned up to listen to the candidate speak at Carp’s beautiful Aquatopia Conservatory.
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WEST CARLETON – According to the 338Canada project, Jenna Sudds and the Liberal party have a very slim lead in the Kanata-Carleton riding with only five days to go in the campaign.
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KANATA-CARLETON – The Conservative leader dropped by Carp yesterday (Sept. 13) while the riding’s Liberal candidate is being questioned about
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WEST CARLETON – Thanks to the ‘new normal’ created by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the 44th federal election campaign is looking very different than it has in past years.
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