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By Richard Coffin The coffers at the City of North Bay have been bolstered by over $6 million since Cascades Casino opened in March 2022.   This after the latest quarterly payment from OLG for hosting the casino in the community.   North Bay received $365,000 for Oct 1. to Dec.

By Richard Coffin $2.6 million is being allocated to housing projects in the city as part of year two of the Housing Accelerator Fund. The city says it’s a federal funding program designed to help municipalities improve housing processes and accelerate the creation of new housing. Applications are

By Richard Coffin It’s a big weekend for the Fur Harvesters Auction in North Bay. A trappers’ convention is taking place Friday and Saturday, and the general public is invited to learn about the industry, what’s happening right in their own backyard, and more. “If folks are interested

By Richard Coffin It’s certainly a happy new year for the 100 highest paid Chief Executive Officers in Canada. A new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) says as of 9:23 am Friday (Jan. 2) they will have already made what the average worker earns

By Richard Coffin Dalron Senior Living is marking the start of a new chapter as the sole owner and operator of four retirement communities in the north, including North Bay’s Marina Point Village. Officials say after supporting the residences, which include two in Sudbury and one in Timmins, from

By Richard Coffin The Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities (FONOM) is thinking long-term as it calls for a renewed provincial partnership to help sustain the forestry industry. “When Ontario invests in the North, the entire province benefits,” says Dave Plourde, FONOM President and Mayor of Kapuskasing. “We are asking the

By Richard Coffin A new air service will be connecting North Bay with Toronto starting this winter. Propair, a regional air carrier based in Northern Quebec, is launching the service from Jack Garland Airport in February. The move comes as Air Canada is suspending its flights from North Bay to

Downtown Business Survey Highlights Strong Support for NBPS Storefront The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) has released the results of its recent survey of downtown businesses, assessing the NBPS storefront and its impact on community safety. The survey, conducted from October 30 to November 15, 2025, included responses from 47

As commercial leases approach expiration and companies rethink their real estate strategies to reduce costs and attract staff back to the workplace, coworking spaces are poised to play a pivotal role in reshaping office utilization When Port North Bay opened its doors just over two years ago, founder Al McDonald

Ontario’s property inventory continued to grow in 2025, including locally. By Richard Coffin New data from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) shows more than $41 billion in new assessment across the province. Assessment is up $36.5 million in North Bay. STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive the