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79th edition of the Navan Fair another resounding success
Aug. 18, 2026
It’s been a running joke for as long as the Navan Fair is old that it wouldn’t be a Navan Fair unless at least one day was temporarily interrupted by a massive downpour. And given the record rainfall the area has received so far this summer, including six major thunder-storms during the month of July, the organizers were understandably worried about a possible washout. Instead, this year’s fair went off under relatively dry conditions. Read More
Local news
2026 municipal election set to get underway this weekend
Aug. 18, 2026
The 2026 municipal election officially gets underway this weekend with contested races in all four east end wards. The deadline to file nomination papers to become a candidate expires this Friday. As of press time, the incumbent councillors in Orléans West-Innes, Orléans South-Navan and Beacon Hill-Cyrville each faced a single challenge, while no fewer than six people have registered to run against Orléans East-Cumberland incumbent Matt Luloff. Read more
Sports
Panthers capture U14, U16 provincial football championships
Aug. 4, 2026
The Cumberland Panthers Football Club went a perfect 2-0 at the Ontario Summer Football League (OSFL) championships in London on July 24, winning both the U14 and U16 AAA crowns. Read more
Local Business
Ben Language: A Local Translation Partner Supporting Orléans and the Greater Ottawa Area
Dec. 1, 2025
As Orléans continues to grow as one of Ottawa’s most diverse and dynamic communities, the need for clear, accurate and culturally sensitive communication has never been greater. Whether for business expansion, professional exchanges or immigration procedures, residents and companies alike increasingly rely on trusted language specialists who understand both global standards and local realities. Read more
Artscetera
March is a busy month at the Shenkman Arts Centre
March 5, 2026
The Shenkman Arts Centre is playing host to a number of great shows this month with something to offer everyone including live music, theatre and children’s entertainment. The month kicks off with a performance by Bedouin Soundclash, who bring their unique mix of reggae, ska and rock to the Harold Shenkman Hall on Friday, March 6. Ticket prices range from $20 to $62. Read more


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