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Turning another page, the Carleton Place Public Library is getting an update.During renovations, the library is re
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While the wild rice debate on Pigeon Lake maintains its stride, a new report contains suggestions meant to end the animosity between shorefront neighbours and the Indigenous community.But whether those solution
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