Phelan looks to bring blue back to K-C
KANATA – A year and a half ago the Liberal’s Karen McCrimmon ended decades of Conservative dominance in rural west Ottawa.
Read moreKANATA – A year and a half ago the Liberal’s Karen McCrimmon ended decades of Conservative dominance in rural west Ottawa.
Read moreCONSTANCE BAY – In the middle of a Family Day snowstorm, Constance Bay’s Karen McCrimmon is doing what she does every year at this time, serving breakfast at the Legion for hungry snowmobilers getting set for the 18th annual Old Sled Run.
Read moreCARP – First time provincial candidate Dave Belcher is a longtime educator, and that’s a key reason he has decided to represent the New Democratic Party (NDP) in Kanata-Carleton for the upcoming Feb. 27 provincial election.
Read moreCARP – Dr. Jennifer Purdy is hoping the third time is the charm as she once again picks up the mantle for the Green Party running as the Kanata-Carleton candidate for the Feb. 27 provincial election.
Read moreKANATA-CARLETON – Dr. Jennifer Purdy will run for the third time as the Green Party candidate in Kanata-Carleton in the Feb. 27 election, but it will be her first time as a provincial candidate.
Read moreKANATA-CARLETON – Karen McCrimmon, a 31-year military veteran and Member of Provincial Parliament for Kanata-Carleton (2023-2025) is the riding’s Ontario Liberal Party candidate for the provincial election to be held on Feb. 27.
Read moreTORONTO – The annual Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) Conference wrapped up last week (Jan. 21) and Ward 5 Coun. Clarke Kelly is calling his time there fruitful.
Read moreTORONTO – Ward 5 Coun. Clarke Kelly, the City of Ottawa’s Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) representative, is in Toronto to start the week at the organization’s annual conference.
Read moreKANATA-CARLETON – Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s not so surprising resignation announcement yesterday (Jan. 6), Kanata-Carleton MP Jenna Sudds released a statement on the move.
Read moreWEST CARLETON – Last week’s City of Ottawa budget announcement will bring around $40 million in roads, infrastructure upgrades and other projects to Ward 5 in 2025.
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