Council discusses coyotes and speed limits during its final 2021-2022 session

 Ottawa City Council met for its last time before the municipal election. The next term of Council will see at least 11 new councillors, including a new mayor, take their seats in chambers. The proceedings started with the mayor giving out the City Builder Award before recognizing the retirement of Danielle

A river runs through it . . . your basement, that is

 Photo credit: Shutterstock Canada boasts some astonishing statistics regarding fresh water. We possess by far the highest per capita renewable water supply in the world, more that double that of second-place Brazil. Anyone who visits cottage country anywhere in central Canada knows it is impossible to toss a beach ball

Celebrating Tomlinson’s New Waste-Recovery Centre in Carp

 Tomlinson celebrated the opening of their new waste-recovery centre last Saturday on June 11. What may have seemed like just another rainy weekend to many, actually marks the opening of an important addition to Ontario's waste system. The Canadian infrastructure and environmental services organization officially opened their Carp centre in May,