Carleton Place, Ontario The community partner organizations are:
Albert Duncan Child Care
Arklan Childcare Centre
Carleton Place Childcare Services – Carambeck Site
Carambeck Nursery School
Caldwell KG Program
Carleton Place and District Youth Centre
Carleton Place Business Improvement Association
Carleton Place Daycare Station
Community Living Association of Lanark County
Corporation of the Town of Carleton Place
Lanark County Interval House
Lanark Country Food Bank
Victorian Order of Nurses (Lanark)
Carleton Place, population 9,600, is a town in eastern Ontario about a half hour west of Ottawa, on the banks of the scenic Mississippi River. The town is named after a street in Glasgow, Scotland, “Carlton Place”, but the spelling was altered in 1829. Both textile and lumber mills flourished in Carleton Place, but none are still operating. Today, the old mill buildings have been turned into condominiums and are also used for the town’s growing “high tech” industry. The town offers a wide variety of sports and recreation activities, including a double surface arena, soccer fields, various parks, as well as many natural areas to hike and explore. If the town’s history interests you, then the Heritage Walk Tour allows you to visit residences ranging from original log cabins to stately homes. Carleton Place perfectly blends the old with the new.
http://www.carletonplace.ca/
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