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Province Investing $3 Million to Support Francophone Communities
The Francophone Community Grants Program is helping 71 organizations and companies bolster Francophone culture and the economy
The Ontario government is investing $3 million to protect the province’s Francophone community by creating jobs and driving economic growth through the 2025-26 Francophone Community Grants Program (FCGP). Funding will help 71
Ontario Boosting Training for Entrepreneurs
‘Meet A Machine’ at OKP event
Several events for North Bay Pride Weekend
College support staff on strike
UPDATE: Highway 63 Reopened
Special screening of movie filmed in North Bay
Honouring 9/11 victims at local event
Traffic stop in North Bay leads to four arrests
Sports
Voodoos welcome new Battalion prospect
The Voodoos have bolstered their new look blueline with the addition of Battalion prospect Devran Brown, the club announced Tuesday.
The 6’1”, 175 pound defender netted 4 goals and 14 assists for 18 points in 46 games with the Arnprior Packers of the EOJHL Junior ‘B’ league.
Brown, who
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Upcoming Events
‘Meet A Machine’ at OKP event
One Kids Place (OKP) is hosting its annual ‘Meet A Machine’ event on Saturday.
The free family-friendly event runs from 10 am to 1 pm and provides an opportunity for the community to get up close with a variety of machines and vehicles.
There will be fire trucks and emergency
Several events for North Bay Pride Weekend
Special screening of movie filmed in North Bay
Honouring 9/11 victims at local event
Temporary Road Closure –Champlain Street
Granite Club to celebrate 75 years with 75 ends of Curling
Kevin O’s One More Walk Home
Fall Community-Wide Cleanup and Adopt-A-Highway Cleanup
North Bay Hosting Open House on Two Trout Lake Related Policies
Plenty on the go in Papineau-Cameron with Smoke-‘N-Spurs
North Bay
UPDATE: Highway 63 Reopened
The OPP reports Highway 63 was reopened before 9;30 pm Wednesday night after a collision earlier in the day.
Photos on social media show a lumber truck on its side and its load spilled all over the roadway.
Provincial police say there were minor injuries in the collision.
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Traffic stop in North Bay leads to four arrests
Hours away from possible college support staff strike
UPDATE:Crash closes HWY 63 in both directions
Police investigating after food truck tires slashed
City man charged with four counts of break and enter
Near North Board subject of Provincial Review
Lakeshore home sustains ‘significant’ damage by fire
Over $4.8 million in infrastructure funding for area communities
Annual flu vaccine shipments on their way
Local Business
Ontario Boosting Training for Entrepreneurs
Applications are now open for the $5-million 2025-26 RAISE grant program
The Ontario government is protecting workers and small businesses by investing $5 million to provide free business development training, coaching, networking support and a $10,000 grant to racialized and Indigenous entrepreneurs. The 2025-26 Racialized and Indigenous Supports for
Mixed results with job postings in July
Ontario Investing $2 Million to Help Young Entrepreneurs Start and Grow Businesses
‘Significant’ declines in job postings in Nipissing in June
Chamber announces finalists for Evening of Excellence Awards
Help for Businesses to Go Digital
Fighter Pilot School training brings increase in air traffic locally
Duchesnay Elders’ Lodge officially opens
Virtually no change
New Market Launches July 3rd in Callander
Spotlight
College support staff on strike
Ten-thousand full-time support staff at Ontario’s 24 colleges, including Canadore, are on strike Thursday morning.
This after last-minute contract talks failed between the Ontario Public Service Employees Union and the College Employer Council.
The biggest stumbling block is the union demand of job protection, that being no layoffs, and
First segment of road to Ring of Fire announced
Flight reductions to have ‘negative effect’ on airport revenues
Streetscapes Award Ceremony a Success
North Bay Hosting Open House on Two Trout Lake Related Policies
REMAX expecting a drop in home prices in North Bay
From Couch to Classroom: Reality TV Meets Academic Analysis
City of North Bay Invites Feedback
Outpost Market is Back
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Province Investing $3 Million to Support Francophone Communities
The Francophone Community Grants Program is helping 71 organizations and companies bolster Francophone culture and the economy
The Ontario government is investing $3 million to protect the province’s Francophone community by creating jobs and driving economic growth through the 2025-26 Francophone Community Grants Program (FCGP). Funding will help 71
Ontario Launching New Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Screening Program
Ontario Announces New Chair of the Ontario Energy Board
Kevin O’s One More Walk Home
Free suicide grief support group and prevention training available this fall
Area paramedic services getting a million extra dollars
‘Seize this moment’
Evening Break and Enter on Douglas Street Under Investigation
Business at August 19th NNDSB meeting deemed ‘null-and-void’
