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By Richard Coffin Road work is on the way to Seymour Street.    Council approved the awarding of a nearly $9 million contract on Tuesday.   “Due to the existing and future traffic volumes on Seymour Street from Station Road to Wallace Road, which is only a two-lane road, the completed Municipal

The City of North Bay is advising the public that temporary access to the Steve Omischl Sports Complex will be in place from June 23 to Nov. 30, 2025, to facilitate the ongoing construction of the new Recreation and Community Centre. During this time, the main entrance to the complex

North Bay's Family of Rotary is pleased to invite families to come out to their 3rd Annual Rotary Community Day on July 19 at the Rotary Splash Pad/Playground. Besides enjoying the splash pad and playground, there will some fun activities with the North Bay YMCA and an

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of an angel here on earth, Marguerite Adele Huard (nee Lavigne) who left us on June 17th at the age of 81. She was a cherished member of our family, whose kindness, wisdom, and love touched the lives of everyone

After 15 years at Canadore College, President George Burton is stepping down. Burton has announced he will not seek renewal of his contract with the College. “My time as President of Canadore College will conclude on January 26, 2026. This has not been an easy decision, but the future is

By Richard Coffin Graduates at Nipissing University’s School of Nursing continue to excel, with the newly released 2024 Nursing Registration Exams Report from the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) once again highlighting Nipissing as a top-performing institution in the province. The report shows that in 2024, 90.2%

By Richard Coffin Nearly 1,500 Hydro One customers are without power in the area. According to the utility’s outage map, the area impacted stretches from Restoule to Mattawa.  The outage is currently under investigation, with an estimated restoration time of around 2 pm. Report North Bay – Subscribe for

By Richard Coffin A new report says governments need to double the current pace of home construction across the country if they want to get to 2019 housing affordability levels. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says new estimates show that requires up to 480-thousand new homes being built every year

By Richard Coffin Several local residents and businesses will be ‘Up the Creek Without a PADDLE’ on Trout Lake on Friday.    The 16th annual fundraiser supports the PADDLE Program, Providing Adults with Developmental Disabilities Lifelong Experiences.    People will be stranded in a dragon boat off Olmsted Beach with no way

By Richard Coffin Along with being MP for Nipissing-Timiskaming, Pauline Rochefort has a couple of added tasks on Parliament Hill.   She has been sworn in as Parliamentary Secretary to the Secretary of State (Rural Development).    “The Canadian government is working to help rural communities grow and succeed, recognizing how important