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El-Chantiry: Ward 5 bi-weekly news, Nov. 16
A look at city and Ward 5 news from Coun. Eli El-Chantiry.
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Branch 616 small ceremony remembers
CONSTANCE BAY – The world has changed a lot in the last two years, but one constant is the West Carleton Royal Canadian Legion honouring Canada’s veterans on the Saturday (Nov. 6) before Remembrance Day.
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WC Remembrance Day service online again
CARP – For the second year in a row, COVID-19 has cancelled the West Carleton War Memorial in-person Remembrance Day service.
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A spooky West Carleton weekend
WEST CARLETON – From all West Carleton’s four corners, and all points in between, Hallowe’en is starting to look like the holiday we all remember pre-COVID-19, as communities hosted events to celebrate the day of elaborate costumes and free candy.
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Hallowe’en in West Carleton
WEST CARLETON – With the world adapting to the post-COVID-19 ‘new normal,’ signs of community spirit begin to be seen. And in the case of Hallowe’en, that spirit is a little bit spooky.
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Legion: Remembrance Day update
A look back at Legion Week, a look forward at Remembrance Day and look at the branch’s new hours.
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Carp Fair a welcome harvest feast
CARP – The Carp Fair’s return last weekend (Sept. 24 to 26) from its COVID-19 exile in 2020 was welcomed by tens of thousands of fairgoers in a clear show the Best Little Fair in Canada was sadly missed, not only in the West Carlton community, but around Ottawa, the Valley and beyond.
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Dunrobin’s programming returns
DUNROBIN – Nowhere has the social damage of the COVID-19 pandemic been more evident than in community programming.
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WCDR’s new emergency response trailer
CONSTANCE BAY – Key components to the reaction and recovery of the West Carleton community from devastating natural disasters in 2018 and 2019, West Carleton Disaster Relief (WCDR) will now be more adaptable, more efficient and closer than ever to the community it serves.
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