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The new Panthers High-Performance Sports Academy is designed for dedicated athletes looking to enhance their physical performance through expert-led strength and conditioning programs. The first Summer Academy Program is now underway and there are still spots available. “The purpose of the Academy is to improve physical capabilities of local athletes

Province re-introducing legislation to help municipalities end encampments while continuing to invest in safe and supportive housing The Ontario government is protecting communities by re-introducing legislation that will provide municipalities and police with the enhanced tools they need to end encampments and clean up our parks and public spaces. The

By Richard Coffin Mayors and municipal representatives from across Canada, including West Nipissing continue their work to address issues around substance use in small cities and towns.   The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addictions says 30 regions have now contributed to a playbook on the crisis.  They say it

By Richard Coffin For a twelfth year TP North Bay is collecting toilet paper donations.  Their goal again this year is 20,000 rolls.   Officials say they’ll be delivered to local food banks and pantries to ensure they’re stocked and able to support their clients.   Report North Bay

By Richard Coffin ‘Unmasking Mental Health’ is the theme for Mental Health Week, which takes place May 5-11.   The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) North Bay and District and its partners have several events, training sessions and wellness activities lined up.    Officials say they’re being held to promote open

William John Barry White aka John White – At the North Bay Regional Health Centre, on Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025, in his 61st year. He was the long-time partner and best friend of Alanna Elizabeth Bruce-Payne. Born in Toronto on May 27th, 1964, he was the son of the late Isabelle

Wayne, 60, passed away on April 27, 2025, after a brief illness. He is survived by his son Wilson, siblings Colleen and Allan, and his nephew Dillon.  He also leaves behind many aunts, uncles, and cousins from a large extended family. He was predeceased by his parents, Hilda, and Ken,

Simulation has become a standard approach in healthcare education, transitioning from an uncommon practice to a fundamental component of the learning process. Recently, educators, healthcare professionals, and industry leaders gathered for the Northern Ontario Simulation Symposium, titled "Reconnect and SIMaginate." The event focused on exploring innovative approaches to

ByRichard Coffin City police are investigating after a disturbance call to Manitou Street Thursday morning. The North Bay Police Service says officers were called around 9 am and when they arrived they found a man suffering injuries from an altercation.   He was taken to hospital by ambulance.   Report North Bay

By Richard Coffin Discovery Routes says countless volunteers take care of over a thousand kilometres of multi-use and snowmobile trails, boardwalks and hiking paths in the region.   To honour their dedication, the trails organization has launched its Near North Local Trail Champions program.   They’re celebrating National Volunteer Week by