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City police report Intimate Partner Violence calls up 28% in July
By Richard Coffin
The North Bay Police Service says calls for service increased 7% in July, compared to the month before.
Officials say a concerning trend was a 28% increase in intimate partner violence calls.
They say that contributed to higher numbers of criminal charges, including spousal assault, assault with
Potential Sherman Tank display at Lee Park would honour Algonquin Regiment
Nine Fringe shows and more lined up this week
Penticton B.C. mayor says community rallying to support wildfire evacuees
Pumphouse Playground closed Aug. 10-17
B.C. RCMP confirm death of 80-year-old woman due to Summerland wildfire
Still time to check your municipal voter information online
‘Purr’fect ending for cats in a cruiser
Annual city police bike rodeo returns in two weeks
Sports
North Bay football players return home with CJFL exhibition game
By Richard Coffin
Saturday will be a home game for a few players as the Sault College Cougars and Ottawa Sooners football teams play an exhibition game in North Bay.
Officials say the ‘Battle in the Bay’ exhibition game at Mike O’Shea Field will showcase the Canadian Junior Football
Troops land Van Bommel
Rossetto added to ranks
Elite hockey development camp being hosted in North Bay
Front office adjustments for the North Bay Battalion
Voodoos goalie heading to Niagara University
Voodoos ink local defender
Advanced insights and video for youth hockey being made available
Voodoos forward heading to Europe
Voodoos fill vacant coaching position
Upcoming Events
Nine Fringe shows and more lined up this week
ByvRichard Coffin
The ON THE EDGE Fringe Festival returns this week.
It’s the 13th event, with shows covering several genres including theatre, comedy, dance, music, and spoken word/storytelling.
From Aug. 12-16, there are nine Fringe shows, six Duality presentations, as well as other arts events and activities throughout
Annual city police bike rodeo returns in two weeks
Golf tournament supporting the North Bay Food Bank
North Bay Residents Invited to Celebrate Streetscapes 2026 Award Finalists
JK students can learn all about school bus safety next week
Film production calling ‘batter up’ with urgent casting call
Additional Lane Reductions on Trout Lake Road
WINTER OUTDOOR MARKET EXPERIENCE RETURNS
Thunder rolls into Papineau-Cameron
Live music and a movie at the waterfront this long weekend
North Bay
City police report Intimate Partner Violence calls up 28% in July
By Richard Coffin
The North Bay Police Service says calls for service increased 7% in July, compared to the month before.
Officials say a concerning trend was a 28% increase in intimate partner violence calls.
They say that contributed to higher numbers of criminal charges, including spousal assault, assault with
Still time to check your municipal voter information online
PSA - New Lights on Lakeshore Drive
WFCU secures naming rights of North Bay’s new sports complex
North Bay OPP laid four stunt driving charges last Friday and Saturday
More than a dozen charges filed after OPP spot expired vehicle permit
Jack Garland Airport quickly becoming pilot training hub
City police say 30-40 rounds of ammunition fired inside local home
Pedestrian-train collision sends two people to hospital
B.C. Resident Charged in North Bay Sexual Assault Investigation
Local Business
Jack Garland Airport quickly becoming pilot training hub
By Richard Coffin
There aren’t a lot of specifics yet, but Cygnet Aviation Academy is expanding to North Bay.
That announcement on social media from the Kingston-based professional flight training organization.
The company’s website says it’s dedicated to delivering safe, state‑of‑the‑art instruction that prepares
Chamber hosting ‘Coffee with the CEO’ next week
WestJet reaches tentative deal with flight attendants, ending 28-hour strike
International Test Pilots School relocating its training centre to Jack Garland Airport
Advanced insights and video for youth hockey being made available
Talks continue in effort to avoid labour disruption at WestJet
Ontario and Canada Investing more to Protect Workers in the North
Locally filmed Sci-Fi thriller on the big screen
Airport hopeful Propair service suspension only a pause
One rideshare regulator to rule them all
Spotlight
Potential Sherman Tank display at Lee Park would honour Algonquin Regiment
By Richard Coffin
The CF-100 Canuck at Lee Park could soon be joined by a Sherman Tank.
A staff report coming to council Tuesday night, says the Canadian War Museum has provided the rare opportunity to loan a tank to the city for 10 years, in recognition of its history
WFCU secures naming rights of North Bay’s new sports complex
Punk Night
The B.E.C.O.M.I.N.G. Method: Life Beyond Limiting Beliefs
Stress Awareness Month? In THIS Economy?? Say Less!
Stress Awareness Month? In THIS Economy?? Say Less!
(Update) All but one flood-impacted city roads reopened with school buses cancelled (April 15) in North Bay area
Rotary4Kids Raises $112,000 and counting for special needs kids!
Chewie nearing retirement
Adam Dennis wins Jim Aspin Memorial Award as Executive of the Year
News
Penticton B.C. mayor says community rallying to support wildfire evacuees
By Emily Joveski
Penticton’s mayor said officials are watching the wind direction as the out-of-control Bald Range wildfire prompts evacuation orders and alerts for nearby areas.
“The city is very much on top of this, of course, situational awareness is high,” said Mayor Julius Bloomfield.
“We hope and pray,
B.C. RCMP confirm death of 80-year-old woman due to Summerland wildfire
‘Purr’fect ending for cats in a cruiser
Provincial funding for Miskwaabik Renewable Energy and Lighting Project
No charges laid after four-year-old struck by pick-up
Fatal crash Saturday in Sturgeon Falls
Ontario Investing $2 Million to Protect the Boreal Forest
Several charges filed against ATV driver in Mattawa
Powassan approves seasonal occupancy plan for Trout Creek Community Centre