West Carleton Online – We Remember
CITY HALL – At a special meeting today (May 16), the joint committees for Emergency Preparedness and Protective services (EPPSc) and for Public Works and Infrastructure (PWIc) approved two new special event bylaws.
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KINBURN – Lifelong farmer and community leader Dwight Eastman who served as West Carleton Township’s last mayor and West Carleton-March’s first councillor following amalgamation with the City of Ottawa, passed away this morning (May 16) at the age of 80 after a brief battle with cancer.
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CONSTANCE BAY – As the Rural Root Theatre Company (RRTC) continues to explore the mystery-comedy genre, long-serving member Lee Powell steps in to the director’s chair for next week’s Out of Sight, Out of Murder.
Read moreWEST CARLETON – West Carleton isn’t officially out of the woods yet, but the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) has once again lowered the level of its flood monitoring warning system as the 2025 freshet draws to an end.
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CARP – Long time Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum executive director Christine McGuire is returning to the surface and the underground museum is seeking a new face to the lead the popular tourist location.
Read moreSeniors good times returns to the Legion May 29
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CARP – While a lot of the Carp Heritage Walk is found online, the volunteer organization behind the innovative historical tour, now has signs posted in the real world to help you enjoy the community’s history.
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CITY HALL – Yesterday, (May 14), the Ottawa Paramedic Service honoured the heroic, life-saving actions taken by 19 members of the public during the second annual Community Champion Coin Awards.
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DUNROBIN SHORES – While the Ottawa River is still a little too cold to sail on, the weather on the dry land was beautiful and perfect for hosting the Kanata Sailing Club’s (KSC) annual open house Saturday, May 10.
Read moreCITY HALL – Everyone is welcome to join us in person on Thursday, May 29 for the 22nd annual AccessAbility Day event at City Hall.
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