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Ontario and Manitoba Sign MOU
Provinces working together to protect workers and businesses by unlocking free trade across Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to support the removal of barriers to trade between their two provinces. This latest MOU follows the recent signings of MOUs
LMG Job postings report ‘paints’ stability
Stat holiday closures set for Victoria Day
2025 Ontario Budget Highlights
19 Drivers Charged with Speeding on Day One
Cementation Canada and Big Grassy First Nation LP Honoured with 2025 CIM Indigenous Partnership Award
Police Looking for Help Identifying Thief
Tariff mitigation efforts underway with new arena project
Outdoor market season starts Saturday
Sports
Cubs Win secures Centennial Cup playoff berth
A Lincoln Moore man advantage marker in the latter stages of the second period held up as the game-winner as the Greater Sudbury Cubs went on to edge the Kam River Fighting Walleye (SIJHL) 2-1 Wednesday afternoon in round robin play at the Centennial Cup, presented by Tim Hortons, in
Trenton tops Greater Sudbury Cubs
Ontario Helping More Children Access Baseball Programming
Cubs clipped by Blizzard in Centennial Cup play Saturday
Greater Sudbury victorious in Centennial Cup opener
Youth bowlers win silver at Nationals
Centennial Cup preview
Competitive camp closes
Hopefuls set quick pace
Three prospects added
Upcoming Events
Outdoor market season starts Saturday
By Richard Coffin
The North Bay Farmers’ Market heads outdoors this weekend.
More than 70 local farmers and artisans will be set up by the North Bay Museum from 9 am to 1:30 pm on Saturday.
“Our vendors have been hard at work preparing to bring you an unforgettable
OPP Golden Helmets to perform in North Bay
FESTIVE MARKET OF HOLIDAY CHEER IS SET TO RETURN IN 2025
One Step at a Time
Jet FM Summer Free Runner
Armed Forces Day
Rock-n-Roll Ride of Your Life Cross Canada Edition
Kevin O’s $100 Minute Kids Edition
Fundraising concert supports Chippewa’s music program
Trojans are out in the community collecting donations
North Bay
19 Drivers Charged with Speeding on Day One
By Richard Coffin
The North Bay Police Service says 20 provincial offence notices were issued on day one of its week-long traffic blitz.
On Monday, 19 drivers were ticketed for speeding with one ticketed with ‘fail to surrender licence’ under the Highway Traffic Act.
Police say radar and LiDAR technology
FESTIVE MARKET OF HOLIDAY CHEER IS SET TO RETURN IN 2025
Trafficking Charges Laid, $82K in Drugs Seized
Rick Champagne to Replace Pauline Rochefort as East Ferris Mayor
Drug Trafficking Charge laid against city man
New Initiative Promotes Basic Activities for Child Success
Measles cases are up again
Small cities and towns developing playbook to address substance use issues
Suspect arrested after disturbance call to Manitou Street
Police education grace period ends for enclosed mobility scooters
Local Business
New butcher shop open on O’Brien
By Richard Coffin
The 2024 Community Futures Ontario Entrepreneur of the Year award winner is officially opening a new butcher shop in North Bay this weekend.
This is the first retail expansion for Bruce Mines-based Penokean Hills Farms.
Officials say they work with local farmers from across the northeast to
Drilling services company appoints new Canadian VP in North Bay
City Police warning of business-related scam emails
Ontario Driving Homegrown Innovation in Key Sectors
Building Mines Faster
Chamber adds two more Evening of Excellence Awards
LMG reports 19% year over year Jump
"Future of the Office" Reel Hits 55,000 Views
Understanding Social Work -Matt McGillvray
Advantage North
Spotlight
Cementation Canada and Big Grassy First Nation LP Honoured with 2025 CIM Indigenous Partnership Award
Cementation Canada Inc., in partnership with Big Grassy First Nation LP, has received the 2025 Indigenous Partnership Award from the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM).
The award, presented annually by CIM, recognizes groups that demonstrate significant and ongoing contributions to advancing Indigenous reconciliation in Canada’s mining
Chippewa’s Terry Fox Run cracks Provincial Top 25
Mattawa student wins Provincial Gold
Discovery Routes ReCycle Bikes program expanding
RN Angele Labrosse Recognized with Prestigious Award
Nipissing University receives $5 million transformational gift
FONOM looking to ‘The Next 100 Years’
New Sports Academy at Canadore College
Simulation in education and training focus of symposium in North Bay
Discovery Routes trail champions
News
First Nations call for pause to Bill 5, consultations and consent
By Richard Coffin
Area first nations want the province to stop moving Bill 5 forward and engage with them in meaningful consultation, consent, and accommodation.
The Anishinabek Nation says in its current form, the Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act proposes amendments to expedite development while overriding environmental protections
Flood Watch Mattawa River
(UPDATE) Hydro outage stretching from West Nipissing to South River
Province Taking Action to Strengthen Local Governance
Ontario Strengthening Bail to Protect Communities from Criminals
Provincial funding for Mattawa Voyageur Days and Le Carnaval
Protecting Ontario’s Critical Minerals and Energy Sector
Ontario Expanding Opportunities for Girls in Sport
Ski Club - Airport Area Vehicles Unlawfully Entered
