West Carleton Online – We Remember
HUNTLEY – The Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre (DSYC) located in the Carp Road Corridor, is using an $88,000 Ontario Trillium Foundation grant to boost programming at the newly built centre that will grow confidence and skills in the youth they treat.
Read more
ARNPRIOR – The Arnprior Regional Health Foundation (ARHF) is proud to share the 2025 Smile Cookie Campaign raised an incredible $22,264.20, thanks to the generosity of the Arnprior Tim Hortons’ locations and the unwavering support of the community.
Read more
GALETTA – The Great Galetta Gathering is making its return Saturday, July 26 and the day long festival features a line-up of live music, entertainment for the kids, great food and a day of bonding in the tiny community.
Read more
DUNROBIN – A vice-principal at West Carleton Secondary School (WCSS) was charged with sexual assault, although the charges are unrelated to his work at the Dunrobin-area high school.
Read more
DUNROBIN – It was a rainy set-up but the Dunrobin and District Women’s Institute (WI) joined the West Carleton community garage sale Saturday, May 24 and raised more than $1,000 for the West Carleton Food Access Centre (WCFAC).
Read moreCARP – The first event was so successful, St. Paul’s United Church is bringing back its Carp Book Fair.
Read moreNEPEAN – As part of the ongoing Residents Matter traffic enforcement initiative, the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) issued 24 Provincial Offence Notices and several Part III Summons on May 23.
Read moreOTTAWA – The Ontario Associate Minister of Energy – Intensive Industries MPP Sam Oosterhoff recently expressed his support for battery energy storage systems, such as the South March BESS, and for Ontario’s broader efforts to strengthen energy infrastructure across the province.
Read more
DUNROBIN – Last weekend the National Capital Amateur Football Association (NCAFA) flag football season kicked off and several West Carleton teams hit the gridiron at home and on the road as football is finally back.
Read moreOTTAWA – In April 2005, a devastating fire in Ottawa’s Chinatown neighbourhood tragically claimed the lives of five family members.
Read more
