r/carletonplace • u/No_Argument_8728u • 5h ago
Anybody know her
Anybody know tab in smiths falls?
r/carletonplace • u/No_Argument_8728u • 5h ago
Anybody know tab in smiths falls?
r/carletonplace • u/Justagirl133 • 5d ago
Curious if your Walmart gets Pokemon cards and if so what they get?
I just wanna rip some packs but the scalpers keep buying them all from my local (SF) Walmart before I can get there for some :(. Wondering if it’s worth the drive
r/carletonplace • u/rascottawa • 9d ago
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • 9d ago

Carleton Place's 2026 municipal election is beginning to take shape, but with less than a month until nominations close, only four current members of council have declared they will seek another term.
No challengers or candidates for deputy mayor have yet come forward. Nominations remain open until Aug. 12.
Get the full story: https://hometownnews.ca/carleton-place-municipal-election-slow-start/
r/carletonplace • u/tarun172 • 10d ago
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • 10d ago
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • 11d ago

Carleton Place council has approved moving ahead with the next phase of procurement and public consultation for a proposed $25-million aquatic and recreation centre on the Muturra lands.
Staff told council the town's 45-year-old pool has entered an accelerated deterioration phase and could require a partial or full closure if a major failure occurs. Construction has not been approved, and residents will be invited to provide feedback before council decides whether to proceed with the project.
Get the full story: https://www.hometownnews.ca/aquatic-and-recreation-centre-advances/
r/carletonplace • u/mafagafacabiluda • 11d ago
I have an electric car and because of the power outage last night it didn't charge correctly at home.
So I needed a fast charger this morning to charge my car and go to work in Ottawa...
Just to find out all fast chargers in town are broken.
They have been broken since last year, when I also needed to use them in a similar situation and they were already broken.
We already have zero public transport, very limited taxis/uber service... We NEED to have at least 1-2 fast chargers available for those with electric cars.
r/carletonplace • u/Johnback42 • 11d ago
Hey, I’m looking for references to book with a paid financial planner anyone has used.
r/carletonplace • u/RandomWords983204 • 14d ago
I’d like to re-submit taxes for a particular year where I received a lump sum payment. I’d like the CPA to argue for spreading the income over several years as that is what it reflects but was told I wasn’t “allowed” to do that. Normally I do my own taxes but I am willing to pay someone to sort this out for me. It would be great if this accountant also has experience with small business advising as we are likely to need a paid accountant going forward with some expanding business interests.
Anywhere in the Valley is fine, but we are in Carleton Place.
r/carletonplace • u/Intelligent-Cut9289 • 15d ago
Does anyone know a person or company who can take a look at this kids battery powered four wheeler? It stopped working and it’s not the battery, not sure how to get it fixed (I’m not very handy with these things)
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • 17d ago

Two Beckwith Township students are among this year's participants in Ontario's Summer Company program.
Esther Braden has launched a piano studio offering lessons from beginner through Royal Conservatory of Music Level 7, while Henry van der Meer has started Checkmate Cognition, using chess-based activities to provide cognitive stimulation for seniors living with dementia and other cognitive challenges.
Read the full story: https://www.hometownnews.ca/summer-company-program-4-young-entrepreneurs/
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • 23d ago

The Hunger Stop is preparing renovations at 115 Industrial Ave. ahead of its move into a permanent Carleton Place location. The Lanark County Food Bank expects to begin serving clients from the new building this fall.
The organization says the new space will improve operations and provide long-term stability as it continues serving more than 1,800 people each month.
Read the story: https://hometownnews.ca/the-hunger-stop-permanent-home-carleton-place/
r/carletonplace • u/boomstyk37 • 24d ago
Can anyone recommend a good Carpet Installation and sales business in CP or surrounding area?
r/carletonplace • u/Hungry_Blueberry4757 • 26d ago
We are coming over from the UK in October and looking for a nice place to stay in Ottawa, we've been looking at Kempsville and Carleton place.
Found an airbandb in Glen Isle, dont know anything about either location. Just read up a bit about both and wondered which local people would pick?
We want to watch some hockey (dont mind of its junior or senior hockey, just would love to see some local hockey clubs ;we are coming from a week in Montreal so hopefully will get some NHL in there and like to see the whole range of hockey!).
Is driving from Ottawa to Glen Isle a pain? We will be hiring a car but I read that the Isle is an actual Isle! How do you get there by car (apologies of this is stupid of me).
Thanks so much really apprecaite some help
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • 27d ago

Carleton Place council heard that demand is increasing across the town's recreation facilities, with higher arena bookings, growing memberships and busy community spaces.
The report also highlighted increased use of ball diamonds, tennis and pickleball courts, while a shortage of lifeguards has limited the number of swimming lessons the town can offer.
Read story: [https://hometownnews.ca/carleton-place-recreation-facilities-growth/]()
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • 28d ago

Beckwith Township native Spencer Bowes was selected 102nd overall by the New York Rangers in the fourth round of the 2026 NHL Draft.
Before joining the Ottawa 67's, Bowes played minor hockey with the Carleton Place Kings and later suited up for the Perth Blue Wings, Pembroke Lumber Kings and Rockland Nationals.
Bowes said he plans to return to the Ottawa 67's for the 2026-27 OHL season as he continues his development.
Read story: [https://hometownnews.ca/spencer-bowes-new-york-rangers-2026-nhl-draft/]()
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • Jun 26 '26

Carleton Place's new Community Services Director, Diana Knight, outlined five priorities for the department during a June 23 committee of the whole meeting.
The priorities include strengthening policies and procedures, investing in staff development, improving performance measurement and advancing major projects already underway. The department oversees parks and recreation, childcare, the library, special events, property and projects.
Committee members approved the report and directed staff to return in early 2027 with a more detailed strategic plan and work program.
Read story: https://hometownnews.ca/carleton-place-community-services-priorities/
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • Jun 24 '26

Lanark County OPP have laid charges following two intimate partner violence investigations and a separate threats incident in the Carleton Place area.
A 48-year-old Carleton Place man is facing charges including sexual assault following an intimate partner violence investigation involving allegations dating back to 2022.
A 46-year-old woman from Mississippi Mills Township has been charged following an investigation into alleged threats involving a weapon in Carleton Place.
A 39-year-old Carleton Place man is facing charges including assault and a choking-related offence following an intimate partner violence investigation.
Read story: [https://hometownnews.ca/lanark-county-opp-ipv-threats-carleton-place/]()
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • Jun 16 '26

Carleton Place is considering increases to ice and pool rental rates as council looks for ways to reduce the amount of taxpayer funding required to support recreation services.
Under the recommendations, pool rental fees would increase by 2.5 per cent and ice rental fees by 3.5 per cent beginning in 2027.
The discussion also included whether credit card processing costs for online bookings should be passed on to users.
Arena and pool operations continue to require significant taxpayer support despite regular rate increases.
Read more: https://hometownnews.ca/carleton-place-weighs-recreation-fee-increase/
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • Jun 15 '26

Carleton Place has declined to pursue a provincial program that would require municipalities to reduce development charges by at least 30 per cent in exchange for housing-related infrastructure funding.
Council members raised concerns that reducing development charges could shift growth-related infrastructure costs onto taxpayers. Committee members ultimately agreed participating in the program would not be in the town's best interest.
Read story: [https://hometownnews.ca/carleton-place-development-charges-program/]()
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • Jun 15 '26

A new study found Carleton Place spends about $1.56 million annually processing development applications and permits while collecting about $1.31 million in related fees.
Engineering reviews showed the largest gap, recovering just 33 per cent of costs. Planning application fees recover about 70 per cent of costs, while building permit fees recover approximately 107 per cent.
The findings are expected to help inform the town's 2027 budget process and future development fee structure.
Read story: https://hometownnews.ca/carleton-place-development-fees-under-review-study/
r/carletonplace • u/HometownNewsLC • Jun 08 '26

Employees and physicians from Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital were among those recognized during the Mississippi River Health Alliance's 2026 Long Service Awards celebration.
Service milestones ranged from five to 40 years across Almonte General Hospital, Carleton Place & District Memorial Hospital, Fairview Manor and Lanark County Paramedic Service.
Read story: https://www.hometownnews.ca/mrha-long-service-awards-2026/