Clarendon revokes previous support for incinerator by Charles Dickson Clarendon Mar. 26, 2024 In a unanimous vote last Tuesday evening, the council of the Municipality of Clarendon passed a resolution revoking its support for the proposed incinerator project for the

by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Ottawa Mar. 27, 2024 In the early 1900s, James Lusk made a discovery on his farm in what is now Luskville that would complicate the story told about the history of the Ottawa Valley. Lusk found

Firsts Nation, environmental groups file third challenge against nuclear waste facility by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Ottawa Mar. 27, 2024 A coalition of three environmental groups and a First Nation has applied for judicial review of a recent federal decision to

by Guillaume Laflamme Campbell’s Bay Mar. 30, 2024 Five hundred colourful rubber ducks drifted down a small stream in Campbell’s Bay on Saturday afternoon as invested onlookers cheered for the plastic bath toy they had paid to enter in the

by Sophie Kuijper Dickson Luskville Apr. 1, 2024 Luskville’s Venturing Hills Farm, known foremost as an equestrian facility but also for its annual classical music festival and its yoga retreats, will add a new activity to the roster of adventures

by Guillaume Laflamme Campbell’s Bay Apr. 3, 2024 After decades of serving the Pontiac community by way of his Langford’s grocery store franchise, Mazhar-Iqbal Dar, better known to the Pontiac community as Tony, is starting to step away from the

by Charles dickson Quyon Mar. 30, 2024 Four hundred and fifty plastic eggs, packed with candies and trinkets by volunteer librarian Glenda Nitschke and her sisters Theresa and Nancy Provost, were spread across the backyard of the Quyon Library in