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Construction at the Town of Carleton Place’s Public Works Yard is progressing, with structural steel work well underway on a new five-bay garage at 97 Franklin St.

Annual sanitary sewer flushing and inspection work is set to begin in Almonte on October 19, 2026, with crews expected to remain in the community until mid-November.

Firefighters, families, and representatives from across Ontario gathered at Queen’s Park on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026, for the annual Ontario Fallen Firefighters Memorial Service, where 83 names were added to the provincial memorial. With this year’s additions, the memorial now bears 1,172 names. Among those honoured was Mississippi Mills firefighter

Motorists across Lanark County can expect another week of road construction and traffic delays, particularly around Carleton Place, Franktown and Pakenham. On Highway 15, nightly construction is scheduled between Perth Road/3rd Line Road in Franktown and Highway 7 in Carleton Place from Sunday night through Thursday morning. Drivers may encounter

Residents in Carleton Place can explore local birdlife and natural heritage during a free guided birdwatching walk at the Pond of Tranquillity on Saturday, October 3, 2026.

Lanark County and the Municipality of Mississippi Mills are inviting residents, businesses and visitors to preview the restored Five Span Bridge in Pakenham this weekend,

The Town of Carleton Place is once again encouraging residents to nominate outstanding local seniors for the 2026 Ontario Senior Achievement Award.

Five-Span Bridge Park in Almonte will be temporarily closed today, Thursday, October 1, and Friday, October 2, 2026 to allow for paving work to be completed as part of the Five-Span Bridge Rehabilitation Project.

Motorists across Lanark County can expect another week of construction and traffic delays, with much of the activity concentrated around Highway 15 and Highway 7 near Carleton Place. On Highway 15 between Franktown and Carleton Place, daytime and overnight construction continues between Perth Road/3rd Line Road and Highway 7. Traffic

Construction at the Carleton Place Public Works Yard on Franklin Street is set to ramp up next week as structural steel arrives for the new five-bay garage.