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Dogs poisoned, horse beaten in multiple Woodlawn attacks: owner Jessica Cunha

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A Woodlawn woman has taken to social media to express her anger and ask for the public’s help to find the person or people involved in an assault on her horse and multiple attempts to poison her dogs.

Janie Findlay-Penny, who lives on Needhams Side Road, said the attacks began over the Halloween weekend and haven’t let up.

Her veterinarian determined her 25-year-old horse was beaten “with a blunt object like a baseball bat,” and two of her dogs are recovering after ingesting meatballs laced with antifreeze on two separate occasions in December. Poisoned meat, MEGAN DELAIRE/METROLAND

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property. She said she’s called the police a number of times to report illegal activity taking place, such as drug deals and use, alcohol consumption, and unsafe driving.

“It’s been an ongoing problem,” she said, adding the issues began long before she moved in eight years ago.

“We understand in a rural community you have roads like this, but we’re part of the City of Ottawa now, we should expect proper policing. If they can’t go up there and uncover illegal activities then the road should be closed.”

Findlay-Penny is offering a $7,000 reward for the positive identity of the person or people involved. See next week’s Review for more information.

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West Carleton Warriors player Haydon Barta beats an opponent from the Aylmer Gladiators to the puck during a championship game between the two AtHsB division teams as part of the Bell Capital Cup at the Canadian Tire Centre on Jan. 2. Despite hard work from the West Carleton Warriors, the Aylmer Gladiators won the game 2-1 in overtime. See more from the Bell Capital Cup on page 33.

which was lab-tested, has been found four times on her property.

Findlay-Penny is working with police and others to obtain proof of who is behind the attacks. The incidents have been reported to the Ottawa Humane Society.

“We have some information and we have some suspicions, but we’re trying to work it out,” she said. “We think what’s happened is we’ve called the cops too many times on the bad guys and this is their retaliation.

“I can say that the same names, a few names, keep coming up and they’re people we are familiar with.”

Findlay-Penny said the attacks likely stem from problems with an access lane next to her

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Family-run Gees Bees Honey Company of Dunrobin is hoping the public can help track down a pair of beehives that were stolen from a Kanata field this holiday season.

Matt Gee, who runs the business with his wife, Marianne, and their son, went to check on the pair of hives located near Campeau and Huntmar drives behind Minto’s Arcadia development on Dec. 26.

With the weather so unseasonably warm, the Gees wanted to make sure the 60,000 or so bees contained in the hives were doing all right.

But when they arrived, they found no hives, and footprints in the mud.

“I was pretty baffled and kind of shocked by the whole thing because it’s pretty rare to have beehives stolen,” said Marianne Gee. “I had heard of cases in the U.S. and Western Canada of people stealing bees,” she said. “I had never heard of it happening here.”

It’s also a very odd time of year to commit a beehive theft, she said, as the bees spend the winter clustered in a ball around their queen to keep her and each other warm.

“Beekeepers don’t sell bees at this time of year,” said Gee, there are no flowers to pollenate, and the bees are in a fragile state considering the cold weather.

Transporting the hives could cause the ball of bees to break apart, she said.

“They all get scattered around the hive and it doesn’t take very long for them to freeze in the cold air.”

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The Gees are in contact with police, but there is little to go on, she said.

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2016 promises to be a big year in our city and before embarking on a year of important work to build a better Ottawa, I wanted to take a look back on the year we have just left behind.

October of 2015 brought with it Council’s one year anniversary since our election as well as the 5 year anniversary since my election as Mayor in 2010. Your continued support remains an honour which I never take for granted and I am committed to working hard to maintain your trust moving forward.

One of our guiding principles as a Council this past year – as it has been in the 4 that preceded it- is to find the balance between being prudent with taxpayers dollars in the present while making the necessary investments to ensure our city’s enduring prosperity. This means being rigorous in setting our priorities and honest in understanding that we cannot be all things to all people.

On December 9, Council passed our 2016 budget which adheres to this principle. With a 2% tax increase – consistent to what I promised in the 2014 election – we continued record investments in social housing, arts, cycling, roads (both urban and rural), and sidewalks. We also moved ahead on the single largest infrastructure investment in our city’s history since the building of the canal: our Light Rail Transit (LRT) project.

2015 saw important milestones reached as the first phase of LRT continues to be built on-time and on-budget. 2015 also brought with it commitments from the two other levels of government to fund second phase of LRT which will see extensions east to Place d’Orleans, south the Riverside South, and West to Bayshore and Baseline at Algonquin College. We have never been closer to being a city fully connected by LRT and I am looking forward to finishing the work needed to realize this in the coming years.

2015 was an incredible year for sports in Ottawa. First, our city was swept up by the excitement of the Senators improbable run to the playoffs. Second, our new professional baseball team, the Ottawa Champions, took the field for their inaugural season. Third, our Ottawa Fury soccer team made it all the way to the NASL championship game after a great season. Finally, our Ottawa REDBLACKS made it to the Grey Cup after a late touchdown in the Eastern Final that few will forget. Our team may have fallen short in that final game but they made our city proud and I join many in anxiously awaiting next year’s season.

I hope that you have all been able to spend time with your families over the holidays and I look forward to continuing to serve as your Mayor in 2016.

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The injured man was airlifted to the Ottawa Hospital.

In a statement Jan. 1, the West Carleton snowmobile group issued a reminder to riders that the West Carleton Trails were not yet open. That means “they are unsafe, and riding on them constitutes trespassing on our landowners’ private property,” said the statement.

“We are in agreement with the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs’ (OFSC) statement, urging snowmobilers to hold off on their first ride of the season until trail conditions improve.”

The federation and the OPP issued a joint release promoting snowmobile safety, which includes ensuring the trails are safe before venturing on them and always riding with a ‘buddy’.

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It appears the trails won’t be completely safe for another week or two.

“We’ve got a whack of snow, but the ground is still warm. There’s no base there,” said OFSC spokesman Craig Nicholson.

“If people were to try to go out, they’re taking some dangers in their hands because there’s a whole lot of irregularities on the bare ground.”

The ground needs to be cold enough to freeze the boggy and swampy areas in the region and hard enough to support to weight of fiveto seven-tonne grooming machines.

And there are rocks and stumps that aren’t covered and there’s no base to protect the machine from those obstacles, the local organization stressed.

“Please trust that we, the West Carleton Club are as eager as anyone to get out and start grooming

the trails and are also in the process of assessing signage that has blown down by high winds on Christmas eve,” the association’s release goes on to say.

The club will keep snowmobilers posted, but “for now we all need to will the temperatures to help get all of those water crossings and swamps you don’t normally even know are there during the season to freeze up.”

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He anticipates the trails will to be safe by the middle of January and suggests riders check on the status in their area by using his organization’s online map before heading out.

Meanwhile, Carleton-March city councilor Eli El-Chantiry, an avid snowmobiler himself, reiterated the plea by police and snowmobile clubs for snowmobilers to be safe and respectful of others.

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“As much as everybody is eager now to get out, and I’m as eager as anyone else, you’ve got to be really careful where you go,” he said.

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The nominations are open for the West Ottawa Board of Trade’s new Business Excellence Awards, which will include businesses from Nepean to West Carleton for the first time.

With the former West Ottawa Board of Trade and Nepean Chamber of Commerce having amalgamated into the new West Ottawa Board of Trade, the organization is now holding its first business awards including businesses from Nepean, Kanata, Goulbourn and West Carleton.

Though the event will still be held at the West Ottawa Board of Trade’s usual venue – the Brookstreet Hotel – the amalgamation has caused a change in the way the event will give awards, said the organization’s executive director, Rosemary Leu. “This is a reboot,” she said.

“The former Kanata awards, most of them, not all, but most of them were people’s choice, so they were entirely nominated and voted on by the community,” she said.

“Whereas the Nepean cham-

ber’s awards were the business achievement awards and they were nominated from the community, but the recipients were selected by a selection committee.”

This year, there will be 10 awards, said Leu, all of which will be chosen from nominations made by the public.

Those include: • Business Leader award; • Young Entrepreneur award; • Business of the Year (small) award; • Business of the Year (medium) award; • Business of the Year (large) award; • New Business award; • Customer Service award; • Community Support/ Non-Profit Organization award; • People’s Choice Restaurant of the Year (full serve) award; • People’s Choice Restaurant of the Year (quick serve) award.

The first eight awards will be awarded by a selection committee, while the two best restaurant awards will be awarded based on votes, she said, with each nomination

for a restaurant counting as a vote.

Despite the increase in members, the number of awards for this year is also much reduced. Last year, the West Ottawa Board of Trade gave out 24 awards, with the most ever awards was 27, said Leu. “It gets cumbersome,” she said. “So we really wanted to streamline it a bit, but still make sure that we’ve got the ability to recognize as many businesses as we possibly can.”

The process for nominating business has also been streamlined, she said, in the hopes of gaining more nominations.

“I hope we’ve got it right,” said Leu of the changes to the event. “I think we’ve got a good compromise. But it’s the first year that we’ll be doing it this way and it may get tweaked if we find that something didn’t quite work the way we wanted it to.”

The deadline for submissions is Jan. 26, and the awards night will take place Feb. 25.

While many more businesses will likely hope to attend the business awards, the event, which generally sells out, will once again have 320 tickets available.

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efugees fleeing from the Syrian conflict and the brutality and terror of ISIS in Syria and Iraq are starting to arrive, and Canadians are showing their true colours as a caring and welcoming nation.

That spirit of caring and concern is certainly on display here in the nation’s capital. Numerous organizations and individual residents have been working diligently to not only say hello to our new neighbours, but have also been hard at work coming up with ways to make their transition into Canadian society as smooth as possible.

For example, Elmvale Acres sisters Maya, 7, and Clara Pepe, 9, collected almost 500 plush toys for their Stuffies for Syria campaign so that the stuffed toys can be passed on to Syrian refugees who eventually resettle in Ottawa.

Or there’s east-end resident Betty Giffin, who is taking park in a nationwide effort through the Ottawa-based Kind Canada, to knit 25,000 scarves to help keep the new arrivals warm during their first Canadian winter. Ottawa residents have been very generous in trying to ease the way for the refugees

to integrate into Canadian society.

The City of Ottawa has held public forums on how to sponsor refugees, the Catholic Centre for Immigrants has been front and centre in helping co-ordinate services here, Refugee 613 is helping coordinate private sponsorships and the University of Ottawa has been very active as well, to just name a few of those who are rising to the challenge locally.

There are many others as well.

Back on Dec. 21, the province announced that about $1.33 million will be available to assist refugee resettlement in the Ottawa area, with the possibility of more funds in the future.

The government support is good and expected, but it is the individual efforts, such as the previously mentioned Stuffies for Syria campaign by two young children, and other efforts like it, that show the generosity that Ottawa residents have in their hearts when responding to the refugee crisis.

And that bodes well for how our community will absorb the refugees who will settle here, and how well the refugees will settle into our community and enrich our city in the future.

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t was in 1953 that Pogo, the great philosopher, first uttered the words “We have met the enemy and he is us.”

More than half a century later the words still ring true.

Not that we mean to be our own worst enemy. We are always trying to make things better and, in doing so, we sometimes make things worse.

The Law of Unintended Consequences is at play here, although many of the unintended consequences could be foreseen had we been forelooking.

We created the plastic bag for the convenience of folks at the supermarket. Now plastic bags clog the landfills and, in many parts of the Earth, mar the scenery. The oceans are full of discarded plastic objects that pose a severe threat to marine life. We didn’t intend any

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And yet we keep pumping out disposable objects, the most notable of which is the single-cup coffee thingy. Imagine how many millions of these hit the trashcan each day. Imagine how many wouldn’t if people made coffee the traditional way. But it seemed like a convenient thing to have and we just didn’t think.

And so it goes, with everincreasing advances for the consumer, most of them making life difficult for someone. Oops.

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read news and download music.

Daily newspapers are losing advertisers at a record rate and laying off staff. So are television stations.

Musicians no longer make money selling CDs. A few get much richer, most get a lot poorer. Oops.

Uber, which everybody seems to love, is threatening the livelihood of taxi drivers, who had to make a considerable investment and submit themselves to a lot more regulation than Uber folks do. Is that what we wanted? And Uber is expanding into other services where the unintended consequences may be similar.

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cheaper basic package or select – from the multitude of existing channels – a package that suits their needs, rather than receiving, as now, a number of channels they never look at.

That makes sense. Except: under the existing system, popular channels, such as sports, support less popular channels with which they are bundled. So the specialinterest channel that appeals to you – say, a foreign-language channel or one devoted to old movies – survives courtesy of the people who want to watch more hockey or more entertainment news.

When the new system comes into effect, those specialty channels are in trouble, it appears from the carefully worded comments of the people who own them. The clear inference is that some of them might be shut down if not enough people choose them in the pick-and-pay process.

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except that what we are seeing is reduced choice instead increased, a system that rewards the majority at the expense of the minority. Is that what we intended?

The irony is that the much-lauded 1,000-channel universe turns out to be something that people don’t want all that much, and that our demand for more choice could give us, in the end, less.

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the temerity to disagree with their research and that they misinterpreted data; the 97 per cent of scientists agreeing that climate change was entirely manmade and due to the burning of fossil fuels, which has been debunked so badly that you hardly see the term used any more.

There are many other subjects but these are a start.

I will admit that NASA is an interesting anomaly, but they have only been researching and compiling satellite data for approximately 15 years. I notice in some of their papers they still refer to that magic 97 per cent,

I also learned early on in life that you can make figures represent whatever end-goal you have in mind. So do you manipulate the data ... or do you allow the data to tell you maybe something you weren’t expecting. improper use of the data.

I am surprised that Mr. Knowles was unable to find controversy on the accuracy of many of these subjects on the Internet. You will find some agreeing with various studies while others disagree, and I will readily admit that both sides are smarter than I am.

However, here are some subjects to research: The so-called ‘Hockey Stick Theory’, which was the catalyst that started the global warming saturation by the media and has been proven to have used data incorrectly to reach the wrong conclusion; The East Anglia so-called ‘Climategate’ controversy, which saw what was a respected institution trying to manipulate and debase anyone daring to have

so will time prove them right or wrong in the global climate change conundrum?

Follow the money. Has the fact that manned space travel been curtailed affected how conclusions have been reached in 15 years of research by people trying to protect their jobs?

Who knows.

Does that make me a conspiracy theorist? No, just raises some doubts that the data observed is too short a period in the existence of our planet and the various climate changes that have occurred over the millenniums.

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Never has this phrase been more worthy of use than in the climate change file.

I also learned early on in life that you can make figures represent whatever end-goal you have in mind. So do you manipulate the data to get the answer you want, or do you allow the data to tell you maybe something you weren’t expecting or wanting to know?

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To the Editor: Garth Knowles makes some interesting assertions in his rebuttal (West Carleton Review, Dec. 24) to my original letter of a couple of weeks ago in which I allude to the fact that the adherents to climate change in Canada has more to do with a new stream of taxation and the transfer of money from richer countries to poorer countries under the guise of climate change than anything else.

Our newly minted PM has proven my point just this past week in announcing that $3 billion spread over 10 years will go to poorer countries to combat climate change. How will that money (which some of it will have to be borrowed since we are expected to be in deficit financing for a number of years) be accounted for?

Who gets it? Will despots in some third world country enhance their retirement funds?

If the funds were to be spent on trying to elimate poverty, starvation, disease, in these third world countries, I would be the first to congratulate our government. Climate change not so much.

I first became interested in global warming after having viewed, with my wife, the film

by Al Gore entitled ‘An Inconvenient Truth’. I was quite alarmed by what the film purported and what we were doing to our planet by the burning of fossil fuels.

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To the Editor: On Tuesday, Dec. 29, the day of the first major snowfall, I was leaving for work and almost made it out of my neigh-

ately after a gentleman in an SUV stopped as well. These three individuals went out of their way to help me get on my way to work.

bourhood. I got stuck at the intersection of Lady Lochead Lane and Old Carp Road.

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To the Editor: While I agree with the letter (West Carleton Review, Dec. 24) from Janet Sabourin that the feral cat population in and around Arnprior is a problem, I don’t agree that the local vets should donate their time and money to spay and neuter these cats for free.

Veterinarians are business people trying to make a living and many work long hard hours to provide the level of care that we as consumers demand.

Veterinarians are not expensive because they are greedy. It is Big Pharma that is the problem. They increase the cost of medications, supplies and equipment to the veterinarians because the bottom line is all that mat-

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ters to them.

Zoetis, for example, has an 18 per cent increase in their companion animal revenue year to date over 2014.

Of the six animal health suppliers, five are big pharma.

Perhaps we should lobby them for subsidies.

Spay and neuter clinics are an option for places where they receive subsidies from local government, such as they revenue neutral spay and neuter clinic in Ottawa, but Arnprior council would never consider this as they barely subsidize our current shelter.

Another option may be to lobby for a portion of the governments’ GST revenue.

We pay GST on veterinary services and medications but not on human health care.

While special rates for low incomes families would be nice, I believe that courses in budgeting and animal care would be more useful.

Regardless of financial situation, many people neglect to budget for pet ownership and if a pet doesn’t fit in the budget then you shouldn’t have one. There is no such thing as a ‘free’ pet.

For the record, I am one those women who care for the feral cats in our community.

Would I love more help?

You bet!

Do I see it coming any time soon? No way!

But I will not let that stop me because my bottom line is the welfare of the cats.

Annette Zawadzki Arnprior

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But many Canadians, I am certain, feel it is worthwhile because it makes them feel they are doing something positive for our country in combating climate change.

I happen to disagree and think the money could be better spent elsewhere.

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That was the first thing that popped into my head when the power went out at Walmart on Saturday.

Our friendly cashier, Sue, had just rung through my $350 order and I had my card in the machine when the lights went down.

We were stranded.

Held hostage for a few minutes by the electricity fairies. But at least we were not on a chair lift, suspended over a deep valley.

I’m not sure what we would have done if the power had not returned. As it was, we had to unbag and rescan each item all over again.

The power went out for close to 100,000 hydro customers Christmas Eve. We weren’t among them, but we have had our power go out before while awaiting 20 people for a regular Sunday dinner.

I wanted to cancel but the Farmer just considered it a challenge. We lit candles and he cooked our dinner on the bbq.

Over the holidays we gathered the women and children together for a very special photo session. With the arrival of Leti, my granddaughter, we now have five generations.

My grandmother, Victoria, is 100. Her daughter, my mother Maureen, is 71. I am 47, my daughter Anas-

DIANA FISHER Accidental Farmwife tasia is 24, the same age my mother was when she had me. Leti is just a month old.

I look at the five faces in that photograph and I think about how different life is for each of us.

My grandmother grew up on a farm in Quebec. She had five children: four boys and a girl, my mother.

Grandma’s marriage ended in the 1950s, when she was in her late 30s. I can just imagine the stress she went through, working to make ends meet, raising five kids on her own.

The struggles in her life only rounded out her character. She has a great sense of humour, a quick Irish temper, and a buoyant, optimistic spirit. I think I inherited that from her, at least, if not her tenacity.

My mother has her mother’s boundless energy. She too sings from morning to night, and hurries to get things done effectively and efficiently.

I have never seen her being lazy. She doesn’t even slow down enough to get sick. She is always doing at least two things at once. If she is watching television, she is also folding laundry.

When we were young she always worked outside the home, returning after a full day in the office to whip something up in the kitchen and get dinner on the table by 6.

I always have at least two things on the go: a project/course/book as well as my day job.

I’ve been a single mom for a time as well, so I

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I value the things money can’t buy far more, however, and I thank the women in my life for that.

I’m trying to remember not to let the distractions of technology get in the way of enjoy-

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I look at this tiny new baby, Leti, and wonder what life will be like by

the time she is ready to be a mom. How important will technology be for us then, or will we have learned to put electronic devices in the background where they belong?

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SOOO??? What’s your New Years Resolution?

My boys and I have decided to do something very exciting and unique for one month. We’ll be shopping and consume only food items without any type of packaging material - no, not because we are paranoid of germs, or are so desperate to save the environment (even though the environment will benefit), no, we’d like to see how hard it is to just eat simple healthy and all natural foods instead of crappy processed “things”. For us it’s a challenge! My youngest is “gung ho” with a big smile on his face and my oldest thinks with a twinkle in his eye I’m a crazy mom. But at the end it’s fun to test our limits and experience something new and hey…either you make it or you break it…

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The provinces, which are responsible for health care, are working with the Canadian government in deciding how best to implement the court ruling that struck down the federal law prohibiting physician-assisted dying. The Canadian government was supposed to have a plan by February, but the newlyelected Liberals have asked for a sixmonth extension.

The provinces joined together to form an advisory panel, which came out with 43 recommendations last month.

The panel spent three months consulting with key organizations,

experts and community leaders from across Canada. Its final report covers issues including eligibility criteria, protection of vulnerable people and the role of conscientiously objecting health care providers.

The report is intended to assist provinces and territories as they prepare for the implementation of physician-assisted dying.

In February 2015, the Supreme Court of Canada struck down the federal law prohibiting physicianassisted dying. The court gave federal and provincial governments 12 months to respond to the ruling.

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The West Carleton Nordic Ski Club (WCNSC) was started in 1993 by some local volunteers who saw a great opportunity for developing a nordic ski club in the Fitzroy Harbour Provincial Park.

The park was an ideal spot, located about 30 minutes west of Ottawa at the junction of the meandering Carp River and the mighty Ottawa River.

Now, into its 23rd year of operations, the club offers both classic and skateski trails that will take skiers through15 kilometres of beautiful untouched forests including a century-old White Pine forest and a stand of 200-year-old Bur Oak. The serene trails have a variety of terrain for all skiers.

While the club started with limited equipment and resources, over the years, the WCNSC has continuously upgraded equipment to improve the quality and efficiency of trail grooming.

The trails are professionally groomed for 10 kilometres of skate-ski trails and 15 kilometres of classic trails.

Conditions are always as optimal as possible. Users can

count on re-grooming after significant accumulations of snow, usually five centimetres, and quite often grooming is completed on a Friday evening in preparation for heavier skier traffic on weekends.

The mild temperatures this December meant a late start to the ski season, but with the recent heavy snowfall, there is a good base and all trails are now open and groomed.

The club is also very lucky to have use of a building within Fitzroy Provincial Park.

The facility is equipped with a kitchen, washroom, fresh water and an area for ski waxing and tuning.

The club encourages events that take advantage of this facility. In the past the trails have hosted events such as high school racing, and ski orientation. A ski outing followed by a pot-luck snack or meal is also a great way to entertain.

If individuals, families, or organizations are interested in planning an event, please contact the club through its website.

For all operations, the club is volunteer-run, including equipment acquisition and maintenance, grooming, membership registration,

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Thanks to the hard work of many volunteers, the club offers a very affordable ski experience for the whole family.

Open to the public, you may opt for a season membership or for the occasional drop-in.

The seasonal family rate is $95, adults is $35 and youth just $18. You can register for a membership online at the club’s website at www.wcnsc. com.

In addition, if you prefer to drop in for an occasional ski, you are more than welcome.

Please sign-in at the parking lot and kindly contribute $7 towards keeping these trails the best around.

During ski season, the website will provide ski conditions, when the trails were last groomed, weather conditions and registration information.

This is an affordable sport for the whole family and an excellent way to get a great workout while enjoying the great outdoors.

The success of the WCSNC depends on the hard work of volunteers and strong community support. Here’s hoping for a long snowy winter; looking forward to see you on the trails soon. when the fire erupted in its engine department. Truck stop staff had the fire mostly under control with portable fire extinguishers by the time firefighters arrived.

However, the truck was a write-off.

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Driver killed, several cars go off road as first big storm hits area Last week’s snowstorm played a factor in a number of collisions, including a fatal crash that killed a young mother of three in Carleton Place and a snowmobile incident New Year’s day that injured a man in Dunrobin.

It prompted police to urge

drivers to slow down and drive according to winter conditions.

OPP officers report being especially busy in the two days since the storm began around midnight Dec. 28. “We’ve had a fair number of calls mostly cars in ditches, large trucks stuck in snowbanks or jackknifed on the road,” said Renfrew OPP spokesperson

Const. Janice Sawbridge.

In the worst collision, 29-year-old Elizabeth Harris of Smiths Falls was killed when her Chrysler car was hit in the Highway 15-Highway 7 intersection in Carleton Place Dec. 30. Harris was heading to work in Carleton Place about 8.20 a.m. when her vehicle was struck by an International, semi-trailer

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While weather appears not to have been the main factor in that crash, it was in several others. As a result, the OPP have several reminders for drivers dealing with wintry conditions: • slow down;

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Moose McGuire’s, a popular Almonte’s watering holes, was completely gutted by an early morning blaze on Tuesday, Dec. 29.

Mississippi Mills fire chief Pascal Meunier reported that the department received the call at about 4:20 a.m., and by the time firefighters had responded to the scene flames had already broken through the building’s roof.

“When we arrived on scene the whole structure was in-

volved,” he said.

The restaurant is wellknown in the area, being called JR’s for 25 years before turning into Moose McGuire’s in late 2014.

Around 30 firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze for much of the morning, calling in aerial back-up from the Ocean Wave Fire Company (OWFC) in Carleton Place.

The department had two aerial units applying water to the flames from above.

While the blaze was fully dowsed by around 6:30 a.m., firefighters remained on scene

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until 11 a.m. monitoring hot spots. Traffic was rerouted as Ottawa Street was closed between Paterson Street and Sadler Drive as emergency crews worked to ensure the flames were out.

No one was injured in the fire, but the damage to Moose McGuire’s (located at 385 Ottawa St.) is complete.

“It’s a total loss,” Meunier said. “There’s nothing left.”

Though the cause is undetermined, Meunier said the fire is not deemed suspicious.

There will be no further investigation.

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As truck transport gradually overtook it in importance, it began a slow decline until it was eventually abandoned in 1980, roped off by barbed wire and chain link.

Then something wonderful began to happen.

Nature slowly reclaimed this iron giant that snakes through more than two kilometres of neighbourhood, with grasses and other native species taking root among the train tracks and creating an urban wilderness.

By 1999, two area residents who didn’t know each other before signed on for the Herculean task of working to turn an eyesore facing demolition into what would become one of the most popular attractions in New York. Ten years later, it opened as a linear park called the High Line.

an industrial antique; the gardener in him appreciates the emphasis on native species and how park creators collected and reused seeds from the wild plants that were already growing there; and the humanitarian in him applauds the two individuals “who basically brought the High Line into existence,” adding “that was a really, really interesting story of how two people can make a phenomenal difference.”

His talk, which is supported by about 60 photos, will focus on all three aspects to paint a colourful picture of a unique urban space. It will be held at the next monthly meeting of the West Carleton Garden Club (Jan. 12) at 7:30 p.m., at the Carp Memorial Hall at 3739 Carp Rd. (at Donald B. Munro Drive).

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Algonquin Park in winter is a magical place It seems that with New Year came winter. Cold temperatures and snow are finally here.

These conditions will test the fortitude of all living things, and those not up to the challenge will not live to see spring.

Being farther north and perched atop a giant mound of bedrock, Algonquin Park experiences even colder temperatures, and because its western elevations greet moist air coming off Georgian Bay, it receives more snow. Thus, when Ann and I participated in the Algon-

Michael Runtz Nature’s Way quin Park Christmas Bird Count on Jan. 2, long underwear and snowshoes were on

our list of things to pack.

The Count was done just prior to the arrival of the really cold temperatures. In fact I worked up a sweat when snowshoeing up some of the steep hills on our route.

On our 11-km walk, we never meet another person.

That is one distinction Algonquin holds over other southern Ontario counts; you can travel all day without seeing a house, a car, or another person.

But you see animals, or at least their signs. We watched a Marten scramble up a tree and three Otters playing along the shores of Head Creek. We encountered tracks of Ruffed Grouse, Snowshoe Hare, Red Squirrel, Deer Mice, Marten, Fisher, Otter, Mink and Ermine.

We followed extremely fresh tracks of wolves but unfortunately never did catch up with their makers.

These three young River Otters seemed to be enjoying themselves along the shores of Head Creek.

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In recent winters, very few birds have been tallied on Algonquin Counts. That is because the numbers of Algonquin’s birds rise and fall with the seed crop.

In past years, conifers were seedless and as a result, seedeating birds were near absent.

This year things were considerably better; Black-capped Chickadees and Red-breasted Nuthatches were plentiful, and flocks of Pine Siskins and Purple Finches were regularly encountered.

Freeze-up came late (Lake of Two Rivers was mostly unfrozen on count day - a first), which was why a Belted Kingfisher was spotted near Whitefish Lake. We had plenty of open water between Cache Lake and Lake of Two Rivers, but apart from the Otters, it was void of life (for 20 years I have hoped in vain for a duck in that stretch).

But near Head Creek we spotted a Northern Shrike perched atop a spruce. That was only the third time I’ve seen that species on an Algonquin Count, and this year

PHOTOS BY MICHAEL RUNTZ

This was the only Northern Shrike found on this year’s Algonquin Park’s Christmas Bird Count. it was the only one reported by any of the 102 participants (which set a new record for attendance).

The day after the Count, I stopped by the Visitor Centre to look at the birdfeeders.

Prior to the Count several dozen Evening Grosbeaks had been present; on Count day that number rose to 90.

When I visited there were nearly 200, the most I’ve seen anywhere for years. (Only one was tallied on the PakenhamArnprior Count; this species’ decline remains a puzzle).

In recent years, I’ve considered asking Ron Tozer, the Algonquin Count’s originator and organizer, for a shorter and easier route. This year, painful leg cramps after the Count strengthened those thoughts. However, now that I am fully recovered I think we shall tackle that route one more time.

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On Dec. 27 local birders took part in the Audubon Society’s 116th Christmas Bird Count (CBC) supported within Canada by Bird Studies Canada and sponsored locally by the Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists (MVFN).

Audubon’s CBC is composed of over 2,300 defined areas across North America where thousands of citizen scientists each year volunteer their time to record every bird within an area on one specific day between Dec. 14 and Jan. 5.

The centre of the bridge over the Mississippi River in Carleton Place defines the center of a 12-km radius circle within which all species and individuals are recorded.

The resultant data is provided to Audubon for research into changing species populations and locations and it is an essential element in conservation plans and habitat protection across the continent.

Despite the freezing rain, sleet and snow, 41 field volunteers and 22 feeder observers spent Sunday, Dec. 27 participating in the Carleton Place CBC. At first look the 6,700 individual birds and 47 species of birds re-

corded appear to indicate an average year for our CBC day, but it was anything but average.

The mild weather that continued into late 2015 brought with it species that are usually long gone south as well as two new species for our area. Record flocks of Canada Geese continued in the area both in the corn fields and on the river with a total of 1,801 individuals.

Within one flock was a single Snow Goose, not unusual during spring and fall migration, but one has never been seen before on count day. As well two Sandhill Crane were found in a corn field west of Ashton another new species for the day.

Record numbers of Bald Eagle (6), Bufflehead (2), Pileated Woodpecker (16), Hooded Mergansers (13), Mallards (59), as well as Dark-eyed Juncos (275) were found during the day.

Notable once again this year and in common with other southern Ontario count areas, was the near complete absence of northern birds, including very low numbers of Redpolls, Siskins, and Snow Buntings as well as no Pine Grosbeak or Golden-crowned Kinglets. The numbers of raptors other than the Bald Eagles were also low with only one

Great-horned Owl reported.

Many thanks go to all of the volunteers who make this important conservation program successful and to the MVFN social committee, who organized the food and refreshments at the end of the day in the community room where the tired field volunteers arrived to have their data recorded and trade stories of their day.

The Carleton Place CBC is organized by Iain Wilkes and supported by the Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists club, which also sponsors the Lanark Highlands and Rideau Ferry Christmas bird counts.

A data table of birds for the Carleton Place Christmas bird count is posted at mvfn. ca.

Happy New Year and best wishes for 2016.

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uOttawa students plan to turn heads with charity fashion show Carp native’s designs to be featured Erin McCracken

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All eyes will soon be on the runway as eight designers showcase their fashions in support of charity.

University of Ottawa students, who volunteer as writers and events and marketing specialists at online magazine, Her Campus uOttawa, are preparing to turn heads during the publication’s fourth-annual Capital Catwalk at the EY Centre on Jan. 30.

“We’re the only big fashion show that occurs right now, so if people are interested in fashion and live in Ottawa, this is something for them,” said Zoë Crego, the magazine’s president and co-editor-inchief and fourth-year communications student at the University of Ottawa.

“Basically, back four years ago when we started doing it, we really wanted to host a big event on campus,” the Kanata resident said.

“And as a team we decided to do a fashion show because it was something most of us were interested in.”

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That inaugural show in early 2013, put on by an all-female organizing team, drew 150 guests, mostly local designers and about 20 student models. It also generated $700 for charity.

“When we did it the first time we didn’t know it was going to be an annual thing. We just did it for fun and we wanted to do a charitable event,” said Crego, who manages the magazine’s events and marketing team, while her co-editor-inchief and fellow Kanata resident, Lynn Chalati, focuses on the publication’s editorial operations.

As it turns out, there was demand for a fashion show repeat.

“Most of the feedback we heard was that it was a unique event in the sense that there’d never been a fashion show on our campus before,” said Crego. “It was an excuse to get dressed up and listen to music.”

The runway event has since grown to feature a longer list of fashion brands and designs and an organizing team made up of both males and females; male models and signed models have also been added to the runway, as well as a Marketplace where event-goers can browse product lines.

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Lynn Chalati, left, and Zoë Crego, co-editors-in-chief of Her Campus uOttawa magazine, are in the midst of organizing the magazine’s fourth-annual Capital Catwalk charity fashion show at the EY Centre. with university students. This year, Rent frock Repeat, which expanded from Toronto to Ottawa less than a year ago, will show off some of the designer dresses it rents out for less to the audience it would like to dress.

Designers this year will include

Zarucci, Zargara, Julien George, Rebecca Rowe, Carp’s Kristie Lance Designs, Julianne Buchholz and, new this year, Almonte-based Avenir Design Studios.

While the show remains popular with the university crowd, many of whom are readers of Her Cam-

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Fashion show proceeds to support cancer foundation Continued from page 23

“We were getting an older demographic coming in, with a little bit more money, a little bit more sophistication, not just students looking for something to do that night,” said Crego.

Organizers are setting up their runway at the EY Centre, given their goal of attracting 800 guests – up from the 500 who gathered at the Shaw Centre last year, and the 300 who took in the second show at the National Arts Centre in late 2013.

Proceeds this year will once again support the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation.

“Last year, when we worked with the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation, we really liked the foundation, we really loved the people that work there,” Crego said. “We just thought (about) how much good they do for the community.”

The Capital Catwalk is about fashion, and so much more.

“Although the fashion show is really fun and exciting and extravagant, at the end of the

show we always try to bring it back to the meaning,” Crego said, adding that at the 2014 event, Mayor Jim Watson’s assistant and former uOttawa student, William Bulmer, took the stage to share his throat cancer survival story and the support he received from the foundation.

Over the past three years, the show has generated about $15,000 for local charities and organizers this year are hoping to raise $10,000.

“It’s really interesting to see, how, when you’re do something fun and you’re getting people involved, you can actually make a difference,” Crego said.

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Capital Catwalk happens Jan. 30 at the EY Centre, located at 4899 Uplands Dr. Doors open at 6 p.m. The show goes from 7 to 11 p.m.

Tickets are available at ow.ly/ WBvCS. For more details, go to Her Campus uOttawa at facebook.com/hcuottawa, or hercampus.com/school/u-ottawa.

Good Food Box program promotes healthy eating With the start of the new year, you may find yourself resolving to save money and eat better.

The Good Food Box, which has 40 locations in Ottawa, including one in Kanata and two in West Carleton, is here to help.

What is the Good Food Box? It is a green plastic box filled with fresh fruits and vegetables that have been grown by local farmers or bought from wholesalers at cost.

Hundreds of boxes are delivered to 34 Ottawa communities once a month. Each box contains staples such as onions, car-

rots, apples, and bananas.

A bag of potatoes is included every other month.

Everything else in the box changes through the season depending on what is available from local farmers and what is a good buy at the wholesalers.

There are several sizes of boxes: a $10 small box for singles, a $15 medium box for two adults, and $20 box for a family. There is also an organic box for $25 and a fruit bag for $5.

The Good Food Box program is available to everyone at all income levels.

You can pay on-line or

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in-person when you pick up. There is no contract or requirement to buy every month; you can order as often or as infrequently as you like. A newsletter with simple and tasty recipes is included in each box.

The Good Food Box program is organized by the Centretown Community Health Centre with help from many volunteers across the city. The West Carleton pick-up site is at St. James Anglican Church at 3774 Carp Rd. with another one planned for Stonecrest Public School.

The Kanata location is

run by volunteers from the Community Life Church with support from the EnviroCentre’s Sustain Beaverbrook project. The pick-up location is the Beaverbrook Centre at the corner of Teron and Beaverbrook roads.

The pick-up dates for both Kanata and West Carleton sites are the third Wednesday of the month between 4 and 6 p.m.

On-line orders for Jan. 20 are being accepted until Monday, Jan. 11. You can find out more and place an on-line order on the website www.ottawagoodfoodbox.ca.

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Pho is a meal in a bowl Vietnam’s famous noodle soup. It’s all about the fragrant and flavourful broth.

Pho is a meal-in-a-bowl enjoyed day or night. Make the broth ahead and assemble just before serving.

Preparation Time: 30 minutes.

Cooking Time: about 3 hours.

Serves: 4.

Makes about 10 cups (2.5 L) broth Ingredients: 3 lb (1.5 kg) beef soup bones 4 cups (1 L) sodium-reduced beef broth 4 cloves garlic, crushed 2 onions (skin on), cut into thin wedges 2 stalks lemongrass, trimmed and cut in 4-inch (10 cm) pieces (smashed lightly with mallet or rolling pin) 1 3-inch (7.5 cm) piece fresh gingerroot, skin on and

thinly sliced 1 ontario carrot, sliced 1 whole star anise 1-1/2 tsp (7 mL) each coriander seeds and black peppercorns 1 tbsp (15 mL) each fish sauce and sodium-reduced soy sauce 8 oz (250 g) boneless sirloin steak or beef filet 8 oz (250 g) thin rice stick noodles Toppings 1 cup (250 mL) thinly shredded savoy cabbage 1/3 cup (75 mL) each coriander, mint and Thai basil (or regular basil) Leaves, torn Fish sauce or soy sauce Fresh lime juice Hot sauce (such as sriracha or sambal oelek) Preparation instructions In large pot, bring 8 cups (2 L) of water and beef bones to boil, skimming off any foam with slotted

spoon. Add beef broth, garlic, onions, lemongrass, ginger, carrot, anise, coriander seeds and peppercorns.

Bring to boil, reduce heat and simmer covered for about 2-1/2 hours, stirring occasionally and skimming as necessary. Strain through fine sieve into a separate large pot; discard solids. Stir in fish sauce and soy sauce.

(Broth can be made ahead to this point and refrigerated until ready to use.)

Freeze steak for 10 minutes and slice thinly as possible across the grain. Cook noodles in boiling water for 1 minute; drain and rinse with cold water, drain again.

Using scissors, cut noodles crosswise. Divide among 4 large soup bowls.

Top evenly with raw beef slices.

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Arnprior Rotary Club president Michael Steeves and member Bruce Buie donate two copies of the book Franklin’s Lost Ship by John Geiger and Alanna Mitchell to the Arnprior Public Library. Head librarian Karen Deluca accepts the donation. The club hopes the books will drum up interest for The Franklin Expedition talk it is bringing to Arnprior March 4. covery is coming to Arnprior next March, in a presentation that will be hosted by the Arnprior Rotary Club. Ryan Harris, senior underwater archaeologist of Parks Canada, is slated to be the presenter.

In preparation for the talk, the Rotary club has donated two copies of the book Franklin’s Lost Ship by John Geiger and Alanna Mitchell to the Arnprior Public Library. It’s available for loan for those interested in finding out more about intriguing story before

the talk. The presentation will be held at St. John Chrysostom Hall in Arnprior on March 4 at 7 p.m.

Rotary club president Michael Steeves notes the hall can hold up to 425 people and he is hoping between 300 to 400 people will buy tickets. It is a fundraising event for the Rotary Club and will also promote Rotary to the community and local youth as the presentation will be of interest to all ages.

The talk will be fascinating to anyone who is interested

in history, exploration and adventure, said Steeves. The tickets would make a “great Christmas gift,� he added.

Tickets are available at the Gallery Gift Shop, Arnprior Library and at the door on the evening of the event. They cost $15 in advance, $10 for students, and $20 at the door.

For more information on the Franklin Expedition, visit www.pc.gc.ca/eng/culture/ franklin/index.aspx.

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To many, what happened to the Franklin expedition was one of the greatest mysteries in all of exploration.

The British Arctic Expedition commanded by Sir John Franklin sailed off in 1845 from England in search of the Northwest Passage. His two ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, vanished along with all 129 crew.

The fate of the expedition has perplexed seamen and landlubbers alike for decades and led to many searches. Finally a major breakthrough was made in September 2014 when the Victoria Strait expedition discovered the wreck of HMS Erebus.

The search effort was led by Parks Canada in partnership with the Arctic Research Foundation, the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, and other public and private partners.

The Erebus sits in 11 metres of water. Preserved in frigid arctic waters, the site provides a breathtaking view into the past.

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All high priority roads and arterials (like Carp, Dunrobin and March Roads) will start being cleared as accumulation begins to the treatment standard of bare pavement within 2 to 3 hours. The time to clear snow from residential roads (like Charlie’s Lane where I live) starts when there is snow accumulation of 7 cm or more and will be cleared within 10 hours from the end of snow accumulation to a treatment standard of snow packed.

With approximately 882 km of roads in West CarletonMarch, City crews cannot possibly plow all our roads at the same time. The maintenance standards in place work well and keep residents and vehicles moving in the most efficient way possible. More information on snow clearing standards are posted on ottawa.ca.

STAY SAFE ON THE SNOWMOBILE TRAILS Every year we hear stories of snowmobile accidents and mishaps that could have been prevented. The Ottawa Police note that snowmobiling fatalities often involve alcohol, unsafe ice, excessive speed and riding outside trails and rider abilities.

Accidents are preventable if safety precautions are followed. Machines should be carefully checked before heading out and riders should have the required permits and insurance. Proper gear should be worn, including an approved helmet. Snowmobilers should stay on approved trails and keep within the speed limits posted. Make sure to carry a cell phone if possible. Riders travelling across ice should also wear a floatation device or a floatation suit.

Pedestrians and snowmobilers alike need to be respectful of each other. Snowmobilers should slow down when passing pedestrians. Pedestrians should move off to the side of the trail to allow snowmobiles to pass by safely. As well, dogs must be leashed at all times while on the trails.

Thanks to the West Carleton Snowmobile Trails Association (www.wcstai.com) for maintaining our trails for everyone’s enjoyment.

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Naturopath opens his second clinic scottcampbell@metroland.com

“This is possibly the first naturopathic clinic in Arnprior,” said Dr. Seth Yates.

“There is a need in this area.”

Yates Naturopathic Clinic, located at 66 Madawaska Blvd., opened about six weeks ago. Yates calls the Arnprior building his satellite office as he has built up a busy practice in Stittsville since opening a clinic there in 2008.

The Arnprior clinic is a natural extension of his practice as several of his patients were coming to Stittsville from Arnprior and Renfrew.

Dr. Yates is an ND – Naturopathic Doctor – and is also an acupuncturist.

As someone who always wanted to work in health and wellness, he dove right in when he heard of naturopathy.

Before opening his practice, the Woodstock native spent eight years of schooling in the Toronto area.

His satellite clinic in Arnprior is still accepting clients and to date is open Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.

Yates noted the demand in Arnprior and the area for naturopathy treatments has been so great that he is already looking for a third doctor to enable him to expand his clinic hours into the afternoons.

Dr. Marie-Andrée Nowlan is Yates’

partner in Stittsville and helps out in Arnprior on one of the mornings.

Naturopathy can deal with an array of health concerns using lab testing, prescriptions and natural remedies. He works with all ages, including infants.

Yates said he has two types of patients that he would call his favourites. One is someone who has a health concern but doesn’t necessarily want to go the ‘chemical’ route. The other is the patient who has tried everything else.

“It’s what we can use to benefit the clients,” he said.

An initial session is typically one hour and then follow-up. Treatments can vary to deal with herbal, hormone balance, weight loss, pain, cough, colds and cancer.

For example, for someone dealing with cancer, there are IV treatments that can be given in conjunction with chemotherapy. But the IV is never considered an alternative to chemo, stressed Yates.

He is very open about working with other health care providers in a team approach. “It’s the best of both worlds.”

Infant care issues that he has dealt with include digestive problems, eczema and skin conditions, infant colic and reflux.

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Online clinic bookings can be done through the website of yatesnaturopathicclinic.ca.

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Once again this year, event organizers and partners have lined up a rich palette of flavours, and lovers of craft beer and good food are invited to come out and sample this fine harvest in the unique setting of Lansdowne Park, overlooking the Rideau Canal Skateway.

Building on the solid foundation of last year’s inaugural Winter Brewfest, the 2016 edition invites beer lovers from both sides of the Ottawa River to enjoy signature products from some 35 microbreweries, including, from Ontario: Beau’s All Natural Brewing, Beyond the Pale, Whiprsnapr, Dominion City, Kichesippi, Cassel Brewery, Nita Beer, and recent additions Tooth and Nail, and Cartwright Springs; and from the Que-

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OC Transpo will provide free public transportation to and from the festival site.

“The City of Ottawa is pleased to see this collaboration amongst regional partners take place again in 2016. The Winter Brewfest is the must-see event during the last two days of Winterlude, and we are proud to see it happening at Lansdowne Park,” said Mayor Jim Watson.

“We’re extremely pleased to partner once again with the CHEO

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A limited number of early bird tickets ($15) are on sale through the Brewfest website, brewfest.ca.

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Several local teams win trophies at Bell Capital Cup Adam Kveton

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Ottawa’s international atom and peewee hockey tournament, the Bell Capital Cup, wrapped up on Jan. 2 with local teams finishing first in 10 of 18 divisions.

The tournament, which had 262 teams play 564 games on 23 ice surfaces across the city, ended at the Canadian Tire Centre where 18 finals games were played.

The following 18 teams won the Allen J. MacDonald Memorial Trophy, named in honour of a passionate contributor to minor hockey and the Bell Capital Cup, after winning their division: *Major Peewee AAA – Oshawa Generals *Major Peewee AA – Ottawa Valley Silver Seven *Major Peewee A – Ottawa

Sting *Minor Peewee AAA – Gloucester Rangers *Minor Peewee AA – Ottawa Valley Silver Seven *Minor Peewee A – Kitchener Jr. Rangers *Major Atom AAA – Don Mills Flyers *Major Atom AA – Voisins Papineau *Major Atom A – Quinte West Hawks *Minor Atom AAA – Nepean Raiders *Minor Atom AA – Gloucester Rangers White *Minor Atom A – Cumberland Jr. Grads *Peewee House A – Cumberland Dukes A3 *Atom House A – Ottawa Centre Lumberjacks *Atom House B – Aylmer Gladiators *Atom House C – Pontiac Lions

*Girls Peewee AA – Nepean Wildcats *Girls Atom AA – Barrie Sharks The Bill Patterson Trophy, named for a CJOH-TV sportscaster and amateur sports booster, was awarded to the Sittsville Rams (Minor Atom A) and Nepean Fireballs (Atom House B) for their fair play and sportsmanship.

Coaches from those two teams will select a player from each team to receive the Ottawa Senators Summer Hockey Camps scholarship to receive a week of on-ice instruction.

This year, the tournament added a special hockey division for players with disabilities, with 14 special hockey games being played.

“This will really give us something to build on for the next year,” said the tourna-

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West Carleton Warriors player Blake Gillian defends the puck against an opponent from the Aylmer Gladiators during a championship game between the two AtHsB division teams as part of the Bell Capital Cup at the Canadian Tire Centre on Jan. 2. Despite hard work from the Warriors, the Gladiators won the game 2-1 in overtime. ment’s general manager, Scott Lawryk.

A highlight for Lawryk is taking in the final games on Canadian Tire Centre ice, he said. “It’s fun to watch teams step onto the ice and look up at the size of the building and

realize they are on the same ice as many of their heroes have played on,” said Lawryk.

The Atom House A finals and Atom House B finals were separated by a Sens practice, with the young players greeting the team.

“They were hanging over the railing high fiving the players and coaches as they hit the ice,” said Lawryk.

After 17 years, the tournament has raised more than $2.65 million for charity and minor hockey.

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West Carleton prepares for Sens alumni game scottcampbell@metroland.com

The West Carleton Minor Hockey Association (WCMHA) coaches will be facing off with the Ottawa Senators alumni team in a friendly game in Carp on Saturday, Jan. 16.

The WCMHA had announced the partnership with the Ottawa Senators back in September.

The idea behind the cooperation was to offer a

The partnership allows the association access to Senators coaching material and alumni who have come out to practices, and in turn the WCMHA members have shown support by going to Senators games, said Daalder.

According to the Ottawa Senators website, the alumni team consists of former members of the Senators but also other ex-NHLers and American Hockey League and European professional league players who live in the Otta-

spark of excitement among the players in an effort to grow the numbers for minor hockey, explained association vice-president Gerry Daalder.

He estimates there are about 500 members involved in the WCMHA. “The partnership is all new and this is the first time we are doing such a game,” said Daalder, adding he couldn’t think of any other minor hockey association that had an affiliation with a professional hockey team.

Ski passes available for Grade 4s, 5s Winter is the tough time of year for children to be active.

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There have been 1,000 tickets printed for the game at the Erskine Johnston Arena in Carp.

“It’s just a great community game,” said Daalder. There will also be alumni available for autographs after the game.

The players will be hitting the ice at 1 p.m. The event is a fundraiser with the proceeds being shared by the Senators foundation and the minor hockey association.

That’s a lot of time on the slopes and adds up to a lot of savings.

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Charities the big winner at Sens Skills competition Team Red came out on top in the annual Sens Skills competition on Dec. 31 at Canadian Tire Centre, where 10,136 Sens fans watched their hockey heroes do their thing.

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Over the past eight years, more than 100,000 fans have attended Sens Skills presented by Sport Chek, while the Senators and the NHLPA have donated more than $700,000 to local charities on behalf of their partners.

The following are the results from the event: • Gay Lea puck control relay Race 1 (Team): Red • Gay Lea puck control relay Race 2 (Individual): Mike Hoffman (Red) • Play OLG fastest skater (Individual): Mike Hoffman – 13.827 sec.

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Annual youth writing contest underway The Ottawa Public Library’s 21st annual Awesome Authors Youth Writing Contest is accepting entries.

This contest, for aspiring young poets and short story authors, is open to writers between the ages of 9 and 17. They are invited to submit poems and short stories in English or French.

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The contest deadline is Feb. 15.

In order to help prepare participants to enter the contest, the following writing workshops will be offered: For ages 9-12 – Jan. 22: Poetry (JC Sulzenko) – Beaverbrook; Jan. 22: Short story (Catherine Austen) – Carlingwood; Jan, 29: Poésie et nouvelles - North Gloucester; For ages 13-17 – Feb. 6: Poésie et nouvelles - St-Laurent; Feb. 13: Poetry and short story (Caroline Pignat) – Greenboro.

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For more information, please visit the OPL website at BiblioOttawaLibrary.ca/ AwesomeAuthors or call 613-580-2940.

The contest is sponsored by the Friends of the Ottawa Public Library Association, which publishes potpourri, an annual anthology of the winning poems and stories. pot-pourri makes a great gift.

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Occasional teachers deal struck

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The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has announced that a tentative local agreement has been reached with the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario and its Ottawa Teacher Local representing elementary occasional school teachers.

The terms of the agreement will remain confidential until ratified by both parties.

Ratification is scheduled to be completed by or before Jan. 31.

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At CASO, our foster parents are well-trained caregivers who provide a temporary home to children and youth in need.

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tentative, local agreement with our elementary occasional teachers,” said Ottawa-Carleton school board director of education Jennifer Adams in a school board news release. “We have the greatest respect for all of our employees and we value the work they do to support students.”

The Ottawa public board has five other Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation’ support staff bargaining units that represent school office and administra-

tive staff, custodial and maintenance staff, library and guidance technicians, early childhood educators, educational assistants, psychologists, social workers, speech language pathologists, adult English as a second language instructors, and childcare workers.

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Madeline Joyce Wright (nee: Allen) July 13, 1942 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; December 20, 2015

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MCLEOD, ALICE Quite suddenly but peacefully at Granite Ridge Community Care in Stittsville in the early morning hours of Sunday, December 27th, 2015.

Alice Sadie McLeod; formerly of Arnprior passed away at the age of 71. Beloved, devoted and adored mother of Rodney McLeod (Stephanie) of Stittsville and Julie McLeod (Robert LeFort) of Woodbine, Texas. Cherished and proud grandmother of Brandon (Katie), Ashley (Mark), Steve, Bridget, Mackenzie, Peyton, Joshua and Jordan. Survived by a brother, Raymond Benoit (Julie) and a sister, Jean Wright (Eric).

Predeceased by her parents, Harry and Sadie Benoit as well as a brother, Herbie Benoit and sisters: June Belisle and Theresa Street. Former wife and long time friend of Charlie McLeod of Arnprior. Alice will be fondly remembered and lovingly missed by the many who were recipients of her love, kindness and generosity. Family and friends were invited to pay their respects during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Saturday, January 2nd, 2016 from 9:00 until 10:45 a.m. and where a Funeral Liturgy was celebrated in the Pilon Family Chapel at 11 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;clock. In memory of Alice, please consider a donation to the Arnprior Lions Club.

Condolences/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

BARR, LAURA

(NEE CAVANAGH) Peacefully at the Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital while surrounded by loved ones on Friday evening, January 1st, 2016; Laura Christina Barr of Fitzroy Harbour passed away at the age of 83 years.

Beloved wife of the late Everton Barr (May 15, 2007).

Dearly loved mother of Judy Borden (Allan); Clayton Barr (Debbie); Glenda Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke (Willie) and Cathie Rouleau (Jeff). Cherished â&#x20AC;&#x153;Grandmaâ&#x20AC;? of Janda Tuplin (Luke), Laurie Clouthier (Dave), late Keven Borden, Kaytlin Barr, Amanda Carmichael (Tory), Morgan Barr, Shelley Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke, Julie Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke, late Jim Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke, Keith Rouleau, Stacey Reid (David) and Leanne Hiller (Mark) and â&#x20AC;&#x153;GGâ&#x20AC;? of 10 amazing great-grandchildren. Dear sister of John Cavanagh (late Marion) and Stanley Cavanagh (Lorna). Predeceased by her sister Frances Greene (late Neville) as well as 5 brothers: Ernest Cavanagh (late Lavern), Leonard Cavanagh (Sheila), Norman Cavanagh (late Eleanor Buck), Mervyn Cavanagh (Hilda) and Stuart Cavanagh (late Vivian). Daughter of the late Richard Cavanagh and the late Clara Munro.

Also survived by many nieces, nephews and many good friends. She will be missed. The Barr family received friends during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Tuesday, January 5th from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. only.

A Funeral service was conducted in St. Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s United Church, Fitzroy Harbour on Wednesday morning, January 6th at 11 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;clock. Private interment Whyteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cemetery, Fitzroy Harbour. In memory of Laura, please consider a donation to St. Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s United Church (Fitzroy Harbour); Whyteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cemetery or the Partners in Caring Foundation of the Arnprior Hospital.

Condolences/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

(nee Pridmore)

On Christmas Eve, December 24, 2015, at the age of 101. Beloved wife of the late Clifford Switzer. Loving mother of Wendy Nesbitt (Doug), Virginia McEwen (Dave), Barbara McLelland (Ron), and Bev Bowker (late Art). Cherished grandmother of Lisa Nesbitt (Jacques Hooker), Mark Nesbitt (Sue Ethier), Daron McEwen (Cindy), Sabrina Laforge (Dave), Scott McLelland (Jennifer Braaksma), Charlie McLelland (Tina) and Steve Bowker (Amy). She will also be missed by her beloved great-grandchildren. Predeceased by her brothers Harold and Milton, sisters Doris, Gladys, Betty and Inez . The family wishes to extend their heartfelt thank you to the staff at Stittsville Villa for their care and compassion. Friends may call at Garden Chapel of Tubman Funeral Homes 3440 Richmond Road, Nepean on Saturday, January 2, 2016 from 10:00 am - 1:00 pm, followed by the Funeral Service which will be held at Stittsville United Church, 6255 Fernbank Rd, Stittsville at 2:00 pm. Interment, Stittsville United Church Cemetery.For those wishing, a memorial donation to Stittsville United church would be appreciated.

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(Electrician-Yemen Electric, Renfrew) December 31, 1958 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; December 31, 2015

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Peacefully at The Grove Nursing Home, Arnprior on Friday evening, January 1st, 2016. William Malcolm â&#x20AC;&#x153;Billâ&#x20AC;? Russett of McNab/Braeside passed away just 2 days shy of his 86th birthday. Beloved husband and best friend for over 62 years of Dorothy (nee Scheel). Dearly loved father of Brent Russett (Lynda) of Ottawa and Jennifer Metcalfe (Russell) of Auckland, New Zealand. Cherished â&#x20AC;&#x153;Grampaâ&#x20AC;? of Ethan, Amy, Hillary and Isaac. Loved brother of Blyth Russett (Lois) and Gloria Hamilton (late Bill). Predeceased by a brother, Rayburn Russett (1955). Dear son of the late McLean Russett and the late Edna Anderson. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Family and friends may pay their respects during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Thursday, January 7th, 2016 from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. only.

A Service to celebrate Billâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life will be conducted in the Arnprior Wesleyan Church, 128 Mary Street, Arnprior on Friday afternoon, January 8th, 2016 at 1 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;clock. Private interment Albert Street Cemetery, Arnprior, In memory of Bill, please consider a donation to World Hope Canada or The Grove Nursing Home, Arnprior.

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In the early hours of Sunday December 20, 2015, Madeline Wright of Constance Bay, slipped away in her sleep. She leaves behind, her loving and devoted husband, Joseph Maurice Hector â&#x20AC;&#x153;Moeâ&#x20AC;? Lafontaine. Predeceased by her SDUHQWV 5XE\ -HVW\ QHH $OOHQ DQG *DUĂ&#x20AC;HOG Percy Allen and sister, Carla. She is survived by her sister, Winnefred Boger, (Virginia).

She touched the lives of many people over the years, extending from Shelburne, Nova Scotia, where she grew up, to her many years of valued work with the Royal Bank, as Manager in 7RURQWR DQG 6HQLRU /RDQV 2IĂ&#x20AC;FHU LQ 2WWDZD She held a special place in her heart for her granddaughter, Sara Bladon, (North Carolina).

Madeline is also survived by her in-laws, nieces, nephews, cousins, neighbours and extended family.

Her devotion and love of nature will be remembered by all who knew Madeline and the care she gave to all of her pets over the years including her beloved Zoe that she leaves behind. A private cremation was held on December 22, 2015 at Capital Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery, in Ottawa.

Family and close friends gathered at the home of Moe and Madeline, on Sunday December 27 to share in Madelineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life celebration and the home that she cherished so much. A barbeque in her honour will take place in the Summer of ,Q OLHX RI Ă RZHUV GRQDWLRQV WR WKH KHDUW institute would be greatly appreciated.

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LA FOREST, LEO Suddenly but peacefully at home on Christmas day, 2015; Leo Charles Joseph La Forest of Woodstock passed away at the age of 60 years. Beloved son of the late Gerard and Lillian (nee Levesque) La Forest and stepson of the late Percy Scheel. Dearly loved â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dadâ&#x20AC;? of Amy Landry (Chris), Lindsay Dolson (Bob Rowley) and Michael La Forest, all of Woodstock.

Former husband of Kim Smith. Cherished â&#x20AC;&#x153;Grampaâ&#x20AC;? of Sydney, Noah, Emmit, Leila, Addison and Maya. Dear brother of Loretta Schlievert (Gordon), Dianne Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor (Todd) and Richard La Forest (Jean) and stepbrother of Margaret Ann Koss (Ken), Donna Fleury (Maurice), Paul Scheel (Wendy), Randy Scheel (Roseanne), Debbie Coe (Kevin) and Carol Kidd (Bob). Predeceased by 3 brothers: Jim, Gerry (late Ida) and Maurice (late Elaine) La Forest and a stepsister, Judy Fleury (late Elwood). Also survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins. Family and friends were invited to join Leoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s family during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m., and again on Wednesday morning from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. A Funeral Mass was celebrated in St. John Chrysostom Church, Arnprior on Wednesday morning at 10 oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;clock. Interment Malloch Road Cemetery, Arnprior. In memory of Leo, please consider a donation to CHEO. Condolences/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

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Peacefully at Hospice Renfrew while surrounded by his loving family on Thursday morning, December 31st, 2015; Kimberly John Turcotte of White Lake passed away on his 57th birthday following a brief but very courageous journey through cancer. Beloved husband and best friend of Patsy (nee Beach). Dearly loved and devoted Dad and mentor of Andrew Turcotte of Cloyne and Stephen Turcotte (Natasha Holly) of Woodlawn. Cherished and proud â&#x20AC;&#x153;Poppaâ&#x20AC;? of Madyson and Cameron.

Dear brother of Kevin Turcotte (Heather), Karen Turcotte and Kelly Mulvihill (Sean), all of Arnprior.

Special nephew and loved godson of Gail Collins (late Bill). Lovingly remembered by his aunts and uncles: Charlene Mosley (late Calvin); Bert Tourangeau (late Alberna); Beverley Moote (Peter) and Allan James (Colleen). Dear brother-in-law of Cairine Bruce (Garnet); Ronald Clarke (late Dianne); Cheryl Saunders (Gordon); Dorothy AubĂŠ (Daniel) and John Beach (Rosanna). Also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and great friends. Relatives and friends were invited to join Kimâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s family during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Wednesday, January 6th, 2016 from 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. and again on Thursday morning from 10:00 a.m. until 10:45 a.m.

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Happiness helped warm the heart during a cold winter’s day While in the depth of winter, I expected the barns to be bitterly cold inside.

But I was always amazed at how warm the cow byre was when the temperatures dipped well below zero. Certainly, there was no stove in there to take off the chill.

It seems to me now, so many years later, that our Fall days were numbered. It felt like we went from crisp days, certainly not freezing cold, and then right into seeing mounds of snow that soon covered the 20-acre field and all but closed in our long lane leading to the Northcote Side Road.

When Father was sure the snow was here to stay, he piled mounds of it all around the base of our old log house in the hope it would help cut out some of the chill that seeped inside. There was no foundation and no cellar, and it didn’t matter how much snow Father stacked around the house, our feet in the winter were always cold.

He did the same thing around the barn. It would take him days.

I often wondered if he would finish before Spring came. But by the time the winter had really settled in, the outside of the barn would have snow piled and packed around its base, just like our log house across the yard.

And I would think that was why the cow byre was always so warm inside when it was so cold outside.

But Father, one day explained to me what helped make the barn so cozy. It was after the milking was done, the separating finished, and everything washed and cleaned away.

This was the time of day I liked being in the cow byre. I never tired of watching the barn cats sitting in the middle of the barn, waiting for what they knew was coming. Every few minutes or so, one of the brothers would aim for a cat’s open mouth, spraying a gush of warm milk their way.

They knew more would be coming, and so they sat, sometimes taking the full brunt of the spray all over their faces, and that would send me into fits of laughing.

The boys were heading for the house, and Father held back. “You wonder why the byre is warm in the winter, now do ya?” And he took my hand and walked me over to Bess, the most gentle of the entire herd.

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spond to any kind gesture I made towards them. Not like the sheep, or the horses.

And so I held back. So Father took my hand and pulled it towards Bess. Her hide was warm to the touch. Almost like it had been heated with a hot water bottle, or the bricks we used in our beds at night to warm the sheets before we crawled between the feather tickings.

“She is so warm,” I said, in amazement. And Father said all the animals in the barn were the same. The horses too, were warm to the touch, he told me.

And together they gave off this wonderful heat that filled the cow byre and made it fit for the cold winter nights in Renfrew County.

And I thought, they all had their own little “stoves” on their bodies. How else could the barn be so warm?

All the way over to the house I thought of what I had just learned. And once again, even though I was much too young to fully understand or appreciate what happened to make our livestock give off enough heat to keep them warm when Fall changed to Winter, I thought it must be just another miracle.

Just like all the others that happened every day around me. Like the miracle of milk changing to cream, and cream changing to butter, how there was always enough to eat even though the Depression raged around us, and how there was always a neighbour around to give us help when we needed it.

Yes, I thought, a warm barn, in the dead of winter, with the wind howling around us, was surely just another miracle of the Ottawa Valley.

I fell asleep thinking of what I had learned, my head filled with what Father had just shown me, and a deep feeling of utter contentment, and a happiness that warmed me deep inside.

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Ottawa Valley Thrift store opens in Arnprior

Community partnerships are good for everyone.

And everyone at Arnprior-Braeside-McNab Seniors At Home (ABMSH) is happy to announce that a new business that has set up in Arnprior and is giving back to the agency.

It is a business partnership that will greatly help the fundraising needs of ABMSH, a not-for-profit charity agency serving seniors 60 and over and those with special needs no matter the age.

Businessman Dana Viseniski, originally from Renfrew, but now calls Arnprior home, has opened Ottawa Valley Thrift Store at 89 McLachin St. in the back section of the former Pittsburgh Paint store. Tagged as ‘the little store that gives back to the community,” it opened its doors in Arnprior on Dec. 15 to some very pleased customers.

The second customer to walk through the door at 10:10 a.m., Bucky Ayotte of Arnprior, was one of those

happy customers, commenting: “This is great. Arnprior needs a store like this.” Ottawa Valley Thrift Store offers a variety of items from clothing to furniture and children’s toys, household wares, collectables and more.

“I have been planning on opening a second hand store for some time now,” explained Dana.

“Also in my plans, to give back to the community at the same time. After much thought I have chosen to support the Seniors at Home, a great community service that provides so much for the elderly.”

“We are honoured that Dana has chosen our agency to support,” said ABMSH executive director Dennis Harrington. “It is a partnership that we wish to last for many years to come.” Volunteer Sandra Hall said that since the store opened the shoppers have commented on the reasonable prices, the quality and quantity of items, display, and on the great service and hospitality

they are greeted with upon arrival. Pat Shaw, former president of the Arnprior Hospital Auxiliary and a great supporter of the auxiliary’s Opportunity Shop, gave a call expressing her delight for ABMSH. “I heard the news of the opening and thought this is a great thing for both the town and the agency … There is room for both in town. It is all good.”

“I was very pleased with Mrs. Shaw’s comments as I truly feel the Valley Thrift Store is great for the town,” said ABMSH development co-ordinator Liz Wall.

“The folks, who now have a place to donate their unused items, will feel good that the items will benefit not just the public but the fundraising efforts of ABMSH as well. Thank you, Dana, for your kindness and thoughtfulness.”

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Owner Dana Viseniski is congratulated and thanked by Arnprior-Braeside-McNab Seniors at Home executive director Dennis Harrington on the opening and partnership with the agency. Viseniski has named the Seniors at Home as beneficiary of a portion of the proceeds and 100 per cent of proceeds on specially designed silent auctions, which will commence in the New Year. Volunteers on hand for the opening of the ‘little store that gives back’, in back from left, are Bonnie St. Amour, Gwen Flewelling, Nancy Paquette, Donna Jonas, Donna Spencer and Helen Greaves.

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CARP Jan. 7-Feb. 25

Every Thursday from Jan. 7 to Feb. 25, drop in to the Carp library branch for Family Storytimes at 10:15 a.m. and 2 p.m. Stories, songs, rhymes and games for children of all ages. No registration required.

Jan. 12

West Carleton Garden Club monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Carp Memorial Hall, 3739 Carp Rd. Talk by Ottawa engineer Rob Brandon on New York’s High Line park. For more, visit www.wcgc.ca.

Jan. 14

Venta Preparatory School Community Speaker Night on Internet Safety and Video Game Addiction is open to the public. Admission is free.

Reservations recommended.

Evening features 2 speakers followed by Q&A. Begins at 7 p.m. at the school, 2013 Old Carp Road. RSVP and questions to: info@ventaprep.com or 613.839.2175 ext. 240.

Jan. 16

The West Carleton Minor Hockey Association hosts the Ottawa Senators Alumni for a friendly game against some of the associations coaches from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Erskine Johnston Arena in Carp. Tickets are $5 at the door with the Alumni available after the game for autographs. We hope that this fundraising event for the association will be enthusiastically attended by our community.

Carp Agricultural Society four-handed euchre tournament for four Saturdays at the Carp Agricultural Hall.

Registration deadline 12:30 p.m., games start at 1 p.m.,

$800 in prize money, top overall player and grand team prizes. $20 per person.

Light refreshments and snacks served. All welcome.

Also Feb. 20, March 19 and April 16.

Jan. 17

The Carp Ridge Learning Centre charity is sponsoring the Carp Healing Circles one Sunday a month from 2-4 p.m. Limited to 50 people, by donation, healthy snacks.

Jan. 17 - Healing Through Yoga by Teacher from Yoga and Tea. Carp Memorial Hall 434 Donald B. Munro Dr. RSVP by one week before: 613-839-1198, ext.

221 Monday-Friday, e-mail: Lori@ecowellness.com. Details: carpridgelearningcentre.ca. Next circle Feb. 14.

Jan. 19

The Huntley Township Historical Society presents a Guided Tour of their holdings at the Carp Library- including books, articles, the Erskine Rivington Cabinet of Photo Albums, microfilm, etc. at 1 p.m. at the Carp Branch of the Ottawa Public Library. Light refreshments served. Everyone welcome to attend. For information please call Joan 613-4700060.

Ongoing

Every Wednesday at 10 a.m.

Eucharist Service followed

by Fellowship and coffee at St. James Anglican Church (3774 Carp Road). Everyone welcome!

The SOUPINDIPITY Group of St. Paul’s United Church, 3760 Carp Rd. welcomes you to share lunch with us on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month.

Delicious homemade soups, sandwiches, coffee and tea is served between 11:30am -1pm. A free will donation is most welcome. In our “Repeat Performance” clothing shop we offer gently loved ladies, men’s and children’s Fall and Winter clothing, accessories, footwear and jewellery. Check out our expanded book collection for all ages and interests. Be sure to mark your calendars, and

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enjoy the friendship, food, fashions and books. We look forward to seeing you. Check out our Facebook page at Facebook.com/Soupindipity ARTiculate ‘fireside’ artist talks at 7 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month at St. Paul’s United Church, 3760 Carp Rd. Parking and entrance at the back. Admission is free for members of the WCAS and $5 for guests. For details visit www. westcarletonartssociety.ca/ articulate.html.

Join the walking club in the parking lot behind St. Paul’s United Church, Carp for a walk around the village followed by refreshments every Thursdays at 10 a.m. unless inclement weather.

Adult Recreational Volleyball at Huntley Centennial P.S. in Carp. Friday Evenings until May 13, 7 to 9 p.m.

Fun, social, non-competitive.

Low cost (based on # of players). Call for details: Debbie: 613-470-0277 or Mike 613-839-0003.

CONSTANCE BAY Ongoing

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 616, 377 Allbirch Rd. bar hours: Monday to Wednesday, 2 p.m. to closing; Thursday to Sunday, 1 p.m. to closing. Hours change subject to bookings and special events. Monday cribbage at 2 p.m., bridge at 2 p.m.

Wednesday is Bingo at 7:15, food available. Thursday is carpet bowling at 1 p.m.

Friday is cribbage at 2 p.m.

Fridays are TGIF dinner nights. TGIF dinner is maximum $14 adult, $10 child.

Join our community yoga class every Friday, 9-10:30 a.m., at the Constance Bay Community Centre, 262 Len Purcell Dr. Women and men of all levels are welcome. For details, email Don Caldwell at don@sublimeyoga.org.

Looking for a fun way to keep in shape and meet new friends? Join The Bay Waves -Modern Squaredancing from 7:30-10 p.m. at the

Constance Bay Community Centre, 262 Len Purcell Dr. You don’t have to know how to dance. First three nights are free. For details, call 613832-5808; $5/night or $95/ season.

FITZROY Ongoing

The Fitzroy Harbour Community Centre, 100 Clifford Campbell St., is open every Friday at 7:30 p.m. for pub night. Includes round-robin darts tournament, pool and ping pong.

KINBURN Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28

Kinburn and District Seniors are sponsoring euchres in Kinburn on Thursdays in January. Time: 1:15 p.m.

Cost: $5. Prizes and refreshments. Everyone welcome.

Jan. 22

Waltz into Winter Dinner and Dance Kinburn Community Center. Live Music by: Revival. Tickets available from Judith Waddell 613839-3400 or Barb Paul at 613-836-1304. Great stocking stuffers, sponsored by West Carleton Seniors’ Council.

Ongoing

Indoor walking at the Kinburn Community Centre, 3045 Kinburn Side Rd., is every Tuesday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Everyone welcome.

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Members of the West Carleton Country Knitters meet every second Monday at 1pm to knit and/or crochet items for local charities. New members always welcome. If you have clean unused, unwanted yarn at home please donate it to us. For further details please visit us at wccknitters using Google search, or call Sue at 613 839-2542 or Eleanor at 613-839-5403.

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The Connexion Lounge has two drop-in locations in West Carleton: Mondays in Fitzroy Harbour at the Fitzroy Harbour Community Centre,

100 Clifford Campbell St., from 6-9 p.m. and Fridays in Carp at 108 Juanita Ave., from 7-9 p.m. Drop-in activities include gaming, movies, music, games, air hockey, free Wi-Fi and more. For more details: http://youthconnexion.ca/west-carleton, 613-580-2424, ext. 43307, or youthconnexion@ottawa.ca.

Join TOPS (take off pounds sensibly) every Tuesday from 4:45-6 p.m. at the West Carleton Family Medical Centre, 119 Langstaff Dr. in Carp.

For details contact Jean Cavanagh: 613-832-2436 or Audrey Woods: 613-839-2985.

Take off pounds sensibly. Be healthy and happy with this new lifestyle.

ARNPRIOR Feb. 3

The Arnprior Humane Society will host its first Paint Nite at the John Street Pub, Arnprior, 7-9 p.m. – and you’re invited! Tickets must be purchased by Jan. 20 to secure the event. Come enjoy a fun and creative evening among friends while supporting a wonderful cause!

No experience necessary.

A master artist will give step-by-step instructions to create a work of art while we socialize and sip cocktails.

Limited spots available, so order your ticket early! Tickets cost $45 with a portion of the proceeds donated to the Arnprior Humane Society.

Help us put the “fun” in fundraising – please RSVP and register now at paintnite. com/pages/events/view/ottawa/1039527.

Ongoing

The Parkinson Society Ottawa-Arnprior Support Group meets on the second Wednesday of every month from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Meetings are at the Arnprior Public Library, 21 Madawaska St. For details visit www.parkinsons. ca or contact Theresa Dunn at 613-897-5055, therdunn@ sympatico.ca.

KANATA & OTTAWA Jan. 12

Jane Madigan will speak on

‘Service Dogs and their role in supporting people with Extreme Anxiety Disorders’.

The PROBUS Club of Western Ottawa meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 33 Leacock Dr., Kanata at 10 a.m. for coffee followed by a guest speaker. Visitors are welcome. The worldwide PROBUS Club is for retired and semi-retired men and women who appreciate and value opportunities to meet others with similar levels of interest. For details call Pat Thompson at 613-591-1390.

Jan. 13

Kanata Art Club meeting guest speaker is Vic Dohar, a local water color painter, who uses a unique approach to painting using this popular medium. We look forward to learning more of his style and sources of inspiration. The meeting at 1030 Riddel Dr. will begin at 7 p.m. and the usual tea and coffee will be served. At the start of a new year, we would like to welcome any new members/visitors who might like to join or participate in club activities. More information on our activities can be found on the website www.KAC1.ca.

Jan. 26

The Ontario Senior Games, District 7 is holding a Prediction Skating Challenge at Jim Durrell Arena from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 55 and 65+ skaters complete a 3-km skate, 75+ skaters do 1.5 kilometres. Predict how long it will take you, closest to their predicted time wins.

Come join the fun. Contact Judi Haynes for full details and registration form 613 741-5260 judihaines@sympatico.ca.

Ongoing

Ottawa Public Health and the Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre host a dental screening and denture cleaning clinic on the third Tuesday of every month. Open to all ages, free of charge. No appointment necessary but first-come, firstservice. 9-11 a.m. at 2 McNeil Crt. Kanata. For details, call OPH at 613-580-6744.

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Shine the Spotlight on Local Business

Nominate Your Favourite!

Deadline for nominations January 26, 2016 For Details: WestOttawaBoT.com 613-592-8343

events@WestOttawaBoT.com

Celebrating Business Excellence in Nepean, Kanata, Goulbourn & West Carleton Presented by:

It takes just a few seconds to recognize your favourite business.

The West Ottawa Board of Trade will be presenting 8 Business Excellence Awards AND 2 Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Choice Awards for Restaurant of the Year!

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Visit the West Ottawa Board of Trade website and nominate your favourite local business.