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CONSTANCE BAY – Easter Day in the Bay returns to Constance Bay April 4, but the Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Association (CBBCA) is seeking some volunteers to help the event live up to the hare-raising success of its first year.
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FITZROY HARBOUR – The Quyon Ferry opened for the season today (March 26) the exact same date it opened last year.
Read moreRENFREW COUNTY – The Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) and Humane Society’s Neuter Scooter rolled into Renfrew County yesterday (March 25) for the first trip of the season, providing accessible spay/neuter services to help reduce animal overpopulation in the community.
Read moreELMVALE ACRES – The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is seeking witnesses to a serious collision involving a cyclist in the 2000 block of Haig Drive.
Read moreARNPRIOR – Chris Mantha, Association of Roads Supervisors (AORS) and director of Public Works with the Town of Petawawa, advised council the 2026 AORS Municipal Trade Show is being hosted by the Renfrew County Road Supervisors Association (RCRSA) in Petawawa June 3 and 4, at the Petawawa Civic Centre.
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CARP – The Huntley Community Association’s (HCA) popular mat yoga classes are returning for spring led by popular Carp yoga instructor Cathy Gagliardi.
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CONSTANCE BAY – Branch 616 in Constance Bay is a great place to have a drink, have a meal, enjoy camaraderie and support Canadian veterans, and on April 5 it will also be a great place to look for Easter eggs.
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BELLS CORNERS – Each year in Ontario, Meals on Wheels volunteers deliver more than three million nutritious meals to as many as 70,000 people who might otherwise be unable to live independently.
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PAKENHAM – The Pakenham Maple Run Tour returns on April 4 and 5, inviting visitors to explore the creative offerings and maple syrup heritage of the Ottawa Valley.
Read morePAKENHAM – A selection of exotic animals are coming to Pakenham for a one-time opportunity for people to see species not normally found in the Ottawa Valley.
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