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A full October of family events is coming up in Carleton Place (opens the original)
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As crisp autumn air settles over the region, Carleton Place is gearing up for a busy season of festivals, fundraisers, and family activities running through October, offering residents plenty of reasons to get out and enjoy the fall. The flagship event of the season is Pumpkinfest Weekend 2026, taking place from Oct. 2 to 4. Presented by the Town of Carleton Place and the Downtown Carleton Place BIA, the three-day festival features live music, family activities, exhibits, and demonstrations acro
The Grand Hotel in Carleton Place gets a movie close-up as filming for this Christmas movie is underway (opens the original)
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Carleton Place is back in the spotlight. Filming has commenced in town for the upcoming movie âJingle Bells, Wedding Bells,â a romantic holiday drama that dives into the high-stakes world of wedding planning and a complicated romance. The production, led by MMM Jingle Productions Inc., is filming at two local venues: The Grand Hotel, located at 7 Bridge St., and the Market Square, situated at 7 Beckwith St. Filming at The Grand Hotel took place Wednesday and Thursday. Crews will be at the M
Ottawa Valley communities support Truth and Reconciliation this September (opens the original)
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CONTENT WARNING: This article deals with topics of residential schools, genocide and intergenerational trauma. The Indian Residential Schools Crisis Line is available 24 hours a day and can be reached at 1-866-925-4419. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, is observed annually on Sept. 30 in Canada. It is meant to honour the lost children and survivors of the residential school system, their families, and their communities; recognize the profound and las
Mississippi Mills homicide investigation follows body found in burnt vehicle (opens the original)
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The Lanark County detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police has identified the body found inside a burnt vehicle in Mississippi Mills last Friday and has ruled the incident a homicide. Around 5 p.m. on Sept. 11, both stations of the Mississippi Mills Fire Department, along with members of the Lanark County OPP, responded to a vehicle fire in a wooded area off Ramsay Concession 12. According to the OPP, the body has been identified as 37-year-old Colin Campbell, a resident of Mississippi Mills.
Burning vehicle found in Mississippi Mills with dead person inside (opens the original)
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The Lanark County detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police has launched an investigation following a grim discovery in Mississippi Mills on Friday. On Sept. 11, shortly before 5 p.m., both stations of the Mississippi Mills Fire Department were dispatched to a wooded area along Ramsay Concession 12. Initially reported as a brush fire, the situation intensified when firefighters found a burning vehicle with a dead person inside. The Lanark County OPP also responded to the scene. According to th
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