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Flood outlook: Rising temps and rainfall increase risks

MVCA Watershed Conditions Statement – Flood Outlook – March 18, 2025 SUBMITTED From the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority A Flood Outlook Statement is to provide early notice of the potential for flooding […]

Carleton Place approves higher development charges amid developer concerns

HEDDY SOROUR The Town of Carleton Place has passed a new development charges bylaw that appears to be raising concerns among some members of the development community. “All the Lanark […]

King Charles III Coronation Medal recognizes exceptional Canadians

LAURIE WEIR In a special ceremony hosted by Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston MP Scott Reid, the King Charles III Coronation Medal was presented to several distinguished individuals from his riding on March 15, […]

Carleton Place Community Enrichment program awards over $24K to local groups

HEDDY SOROUR The first intake of the Carleton Place Community Enrichment program has closed and funds amounting to $24,867 of the $30,000 envelope approved in the town’s budget, have been […]

Carleton Place Council reviews water reports and recreation plans

HEDDY SOROUR At the March 11 committee of the whole meeting, Carleton Place council received important updates on the town’s drinking water, stormwater management, and recreation plans. Key reports were […]

Unofficial results: Jordan re-elected as MPP for Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston

STAFF WRITER Incumbent John Jordan will return as the Member of Provincial Parliament for Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston. The Progressive Conservative candidate received 22,901 votes in the provincial election on Feb. 27, where […]

Tim Hortons Bowl for Kids Sake celebrates 45 years of fundraising success for Big Brothers Big Sisters

SUBMITTED Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lanark County celebrated its 45th annual bowling fundraiser for the agency’s mentoring programs with another successful campaign. Once again partnering with the local Tim […]

UCDSB restores services after cyber incident

STAFF WRITER The Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) says the main services affected by a cyber incident in early January have been fully restored, as of Feb. 20. Wi-Fi […]

Stacked townhouses not approved: Carleton Place Council’s decision on Comrie Hills

LAURIE WEIR Carleton Place council denied a request to amend the town’s planning policies to allow stacked townhouses in a new development during a committee of the whole meeting on […]

Carleton Place raises heritage grant cap to $15K a project

LAURIE WEIR The town is increasing its Heritage Grant program’s per-project funding while keeping its overall budget the same. Since launching in 2022, the program has awarded four grants of […]