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KANATA-CARLETON – It’s been a hectic couple of weeks for rookie Member of Parliament Jenna Sudds who made her inaugural House of Commons speech last week (Nov. 24); toured the riding; took a crash course on parliamentary procedure; and squeezed in some time to take in her children’s hockey games.
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CONSTANCE BAY – A longtime favourite hang of outgoing Kanata-Carleton MP and retired Canadian Forces member Karen McCrimmon, Branch 616 served as the perfect place to host the politician’s retirement party last Sunday (Sept. 26) afternoon.
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KANATA-CARLETON – The New Democratic Party’s (NDP) Melissa Coenraad says an early-campaign NDP bump and changing faces in Kanata-Carleton means anything can happen in her second run for the riding.
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KANATA-CARLETON – Election sign damage in Kanata-Carleton sparked a warmish online debate amongst four of the five candidates as the campaign heats up, as well as an official warning from the Ottawa police.
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MARCHURST – Kanata-Carleton People’s Party of Canada (PPC) candidate Scott Miller came on board as soon as Max Bernier’s renegade party was created for the 2019 election, meaning Miller will be one of the most experienced candidates in the riding heading towards Election Day on Sept. 20.
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CONSTANCE BAY – On a Sunday (Aug. 8) evening, well outside of the news cycle spotlight, Kanata-Carleton Member of Parliament Karen McCrimmon released, what she called, an open letter to her constituents, informing the riding she would not seek re-election and will step down as MP at the end of her term, whenever that may be.
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CARP – Carp’s Jennifer McAndrew sits down with West Carleton Online following her Kanata-Carleton Conservative nomination win.
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WEST CARLETON – Kanata-Carleton MP Karen McCrimmon hosted a virtual town hall yesterday (March 4) via a Facebook Live Event answering questions on the pandemic, priorities and the federal government’s next budget.
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CARP – Recent Carp resident and small business owner Jennifer McAndrew is making her pitch to lead the Kanata-Carleton Conservatives in the upcoming federal election, whenever that may be.
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CONSTANCE BAY – Ben Kennedy is new to Constance Bay, but he’s not new to leadership and will throw his name in with the list of nominees vying for the Conservative Kanata-Carleton riding leadership.
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