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The Ontario government has launched the Ontario Veterans Award for Community Service Excellence. The award honours individuals for exceptional and ongoing service to their communities, such as work to help veterans re-integrate into civilian life, supporting those dealing with ongoing mental or physical injuries, or other broader community-building initiatives.  “This

After facing the storm and fighting a courageous 2-year battle with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, Brittney (Bert to many) passed peacefully on May 23, 2025, surrounded by the love of her family. Britt is survived by her rock and loving spouse, Marc Roy (children Ana and Nico), her parents Janice and

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Emile Trahan on Saturday, May 24, 2025, at the age of 84. He will be remembered for his deep love of family, strong work ethic and love of the outdoors, especially fishing. Emile was a devoted husband to Pierrette

Province cutting red tape to speed up construction of training centres and support workers impacted by tariffs and economic uncertainty The Ontario government will soon introduce a series of proposed changes to protect workers, including cutting red tape to accelerate the construction of Skills Development Fund (SDF) training centres at

New campaign showcases some of Ontario’s premier travel, culinary and artistic destinations As summer nears, there has never been a better time to explore and celebrate all the beauty and culture Ontario has to offer. In the face of U.S. tariffs, continued economic uncertainty and renewed interest in

Powassan Voodoos head coach Peter Goulet has never been afraid to tackle multiple challenges during his hockey career.  During his 20-plus years of hockey experience, he has worked as an assistant coach with the Brampton Beast of the ECHL, while also taking on the duties of general manager with the

By Richard Coffin The Chiefs of Ontario says First Nations across the province are united in their opposition to the Bill 5. Officials say the economic legislation threatens their lands, waters, and governance, but also undermines the Crown’s duty to consult and accommodate and disregards First Nations’ right to

By Richard Coffin The well-being of North Bay Police officers and employees is the focus of a new initiative being undertaken by the service.   Four part-time volunteer police chaplains, from various faith backgrounds, have been sworn in.   “Our members face immense challenges every day and it is our responsibility to

A Celebration of Life for Geneva Thompson Will be held on Thursday May 29th at 11 PM at Trinity United Church (111 McIntyre St E, North Bay). A light lunch to follow. If you are unable to attend her service, it will be shown on Youtube@TrinityNorthBay.ca In lieu

By Richard Coffin Expect to see hundreds of students clad in green heading to the waterfront on Tuesday.   That’s the new date of the Trojans Parade for Cancer, after it was postponed by weather last week.   Teacher Mark Robertson says the parade has been a tradition at West Ferris