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February is Black History Month

A time to recognize and celebrate the legacy and contributions of Black communities in North Bay and across Canada. One way to engage this month is by attending the annual Black Excellence Gala at NUSU Student Centre You don’t want to miss out on this one, North Bay! “30

Two Arrested After Robbery at Local Retailer

Multiple Outstanding Warrants Executed The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) has arrested two individuals in connection with a robbery at a local retailer on February 4. The investigation also led to the execution of multiple outstanding warrants and additional charges. The accused, Derek Dobratz, 35-year-old, male, of North Bay, has

Connecting Canadore students with future employers

Canadore College is strengthening its commitment to preparing people for meaningful careers through its new Employment Solutions service, an initiative designed to connect graduates, alumni, and the broader community directly with employers. The service hosted its first job fair, bringing together job seekers, employers, and community organizations to support workforce

Local CMHA hosting mental health awareness game with Battalion

By Richard Coffin Thursday night’s North Bay Battalion game is also the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) North Bay and District’s mental health and suicide prevention awareness game. While the Battalion face off against the Windsor Spitfires (7 pm at Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens), CMHA North Bay and

Chamber says social issues are business issues

By Richard Coffin Local businesses and organizations are being asked for their thoughts on the impact of homelessness, addictions, and mental health. A short survey has been posted online by the North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce, which says social issues are business issues too. Officials say the goal

North Bay, Mattawa and Nipissing receive critical water infrastructure funding

By Richard Coffin $17 million in provincial funding is supporting critical water infrastructure work in North Bay, Mattawa and Nipissing Township. Vic Fedeli, Nipissing MPP, announced the money at the city’s wastewater treatment plant on Memorial Drive. “This is critical funding for these municipalities to be able to do

Suspect Video Released for Snowmobile Theft Investigation

The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) is providing updated information and surveillance video as part of the ongoing investigation into the theft of a snowmobile from a hotel parking lot in the Seymour Street area. Watch Video The suspect is now described as medium build, wearing a black jacket with

Cory Marks on his hometown stage in November

By Richard Coffin North Bay’s Cory Marks is returning to the Capitol Centre. He’ll be on stage in the Betty Spears Theatre on Saturday, Nov. 21. “We’re thrilled to host Cory again,” says Dan Misturada, Director of Programming and Events at the Capitol Centre. “We really value

Jack Garland Airport showcasing growing role in advanced aviation training

By Richard Coffin The North Bay Jack Garland Airport will see increased aircraft activity over the coming months as routine daytime training flights support ongoing airport operations. Officials say it highlights North Bay’s expanding role in advanced aviation and defence training. STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive the latest

Canadore College Advances Indigenous Language Preservation Through AI-Driven Collaboration

The First Peoples’ Centre at Canadore College has worked alongside the Maleku community in Costa Rica to support their efforts to preserve their language for future generations. Through the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the project has supported language documentation and translation tools that help strengthen access to the Maleku

Cory Marks on his hometown stage in November

By Richard Coffin North Bay’s Cory Marks is returning to the Capitol Centre. He’ll be on stage in the Betty Spears Theatre on Saturday, Nov. 21. “We’re thrilled to host Cory again,” says Dan Misturada, Director of Programming and Events at the Capitol Centre. “We really value

Jack Garland Airport showcasing growing role in advanced aviation training

By Richard Coffin The North Bay Jack Garland Airport will see increased aircraft activity over the coming months as routine daytime training flights support ongoing airport operations. Officials say it highlights North Bay’s expanding role in advanced aviation and defence training. STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive the latest

Canadore College Advances Indigenous Language Preservation Through AI-Driven Collaboration

The First Peoples’ Centre at Canadore College has worked alongside the Maleku community in Costa Rica to support their efforts to preserve their language for future generations. Through the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the project has supported language documentation and translation tools that help strengthen access to the Maleku

Alice Roy

January 26th, 1946-February 1st, 2026  After a brief yet courageous battle with cancer, and with her heart set on reaching her 80th birthday, Alice passed away on February 1st, 2026. She has gone to be reunited with her beloved husband, Leo, and to finally complete that white picket fence they

Nipissing Lakers Athletics, Nipissing District Softball Club Launch Junior Lakers Partnership

Nipissing Lakers Athletics and the Nipissing District Softball Club have officially joined forces to launch a new Junior Lakers partnership, strengthening opportunities for girls’ softball development in the North Bay region. As part of the new affiliation, the Nipissing District Softball Club will now compete under the Jr. Lakers identity,

Three curling groups in Ontario propose merger

By Richard Coffin A merger is in the works in provincial curling. Curling Ontario, the Northern Ontario Curling Association and the Ontario Curling Council are working toward becoming one organization. Officials say the move is about alignment, efficiency, collaboration, and strengthening the administration of the sport, not altering the on-ice

College job fair open to the public too

By Richard Coffin Canadore College Employment Solutions is hosting its inaugural Job Fair on Wednesday. The event starts at 10 am in the Education Centre Gym and is open to students and the public. The job fair will feature employers from the healthcare, human services, and hospitality sectors. STAY INFORMED

Area snow depth up just over 8 cm in the last two weeks

By Richard Coffin Snow depth continues to be above normal in North Bay and within the normal range in Corbeil and Chisholm. The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) has tallied the latest snow survey data. “The combined average snow depth is 48.8 cm and snow water equivalence is 88.

Two stunt driving charges filed by area police in recent days

By Richard Coffin The North Bay Police Service and North East Region OPP report two people are facing stunt driving charges after recent incidents on area roadways. City police say officers caught a vehicle traveling 108 km/h in a posted 60 km/h zone on Trout Lake Road, near

Parent behaviour focus of letter from NOHA President

By Richard Coffin The president of the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) says reports around parent behaviour on the weekend have no place in the game. STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive the latest news right to your inbox. This is a free service Steve Lawrence says reported incidents include