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Johanne Brousseau Files Nomination for North Bay City Council
Johanne Brousseau has officially filed her nomination for North Bay City Council, bringing experience, a strong record of community involvement and a commitment to thoughtful, responsible leadership to the 2026 municipal election.
A former North Bay city councillor, longtime small-business owner and community volunteer, Brousseau says her decision to run
A Proven Record, A New Chapter and a Stronger North Bay
Federal investment expands genomics and biotechnology research at Canadore College
Arrest made in Human Trafficking in North Bay
Investigation Leads to Arson Charges
Annual Osprey Links Charity Golf Gala raises $96,000
Area First Nations join discussions regarding potential reopening of Kearney Graphite mine
Woman pointed a loaded crossbow at a victim
City Council Must Keep Economic Development at the Forefront
Sports
Senior Ravens back on the gridiron
By Richard Coffin
After a nearly 10-year absence, senior football returns to Chippewa Secondary School this fall.
In a post on social media, officials announced the Ravens Flight Campaign was a success.
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The fundraising campaign was
North Bay football players return home with CJFL exhibition game
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
Upcoming Events
Ready to open its doors
WFCU Place – North Bay’s new Community Recreation Centre – is getting ready to open its doors!
Join the community Aug. 21–23 for opening weekend and be among the first to explore the new facility.
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Annual nature festival takes place on Saturday
Filming to close Thomson Park Friday and most of Saturday
Nine Fringe shows and more lined up this week
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
North Bay
Johanne Brousseau Files Nomination for North Bay City Council
Johanne Brousseau has officially filed her nomination for North Bay City Council, bringing experience, a strong record of community involvement and a commitment to thoughtful, responsible leadership to the 2026 municipal election.
A former North Bay city councillor, longtime small-business owner and community volunteer, Brousseau says her decision to run
A Proven Record, A New Chapter and a Stronger North Bay
Federal investment expands genomics and biotechnology research at Canadore College
Arrest made in Human Trafficking in North Bay
Investigation Leads to Arson Charges
Annual Osprey Links Charity Golf Gala raises $96,000
Woman pointed a loaded crossbow at a victim
City Council Must Keep Economic Development at the Forefront
Stronger together: Canadore College Sports Academy builds performance and community
Monday’s McNamara Street fire deemed suspicious
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Area First Nations join discussions regarding potential reopening of Kearney Graphite mine
By Brad Aubin
Conversations are taking place around the potential re-opening of the Kearney graphite mine.According to officials, Global Battery Materials intends to re-open the dormant mine to produce graphite, a critical mineral used in battery manufacturing.
Five local First Nations, including Dokis, Henvey Inlet, Magnetawan, Shawanaga and Wasauksing,
U.S. delays Canadian tariffs three days as Trump claims trade deal
LMG reports ‘significant expansion’ in summer hiring activity
Jack Garland Airport quickly becoming pilot training hub
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
Spotlight
City Council Must Keep Economic Development at the Forefront
North Bay faces many challenges, but we also have tremendous opportunities. It has been ten years since a group of MBA students from Baylor University published a comprehensive economic development roadmap for our city. That report recommended that North Bay prioritize local entrepreneurship, public transparency, and a high “quality of
Filming Project to Use Replica Firearms and Have a Simulated Crime Scene, and Simulated Violence
Should governments re-examine remote rail service in Algoma?
Potential Sherman Tank display at Lee Park would honour Algonquin Regiment
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
News
Ontario Strengthening Bail Requirements to Protect Communities
New measures will improve accountability and ensure real consequences for offenders
Effective August 17, 2026, the Ontario government is bringing into force new measures to strengthen the province’s bail system and protect Ontario communities. As part of the government’s comprehensive bail strategy and ongoing work to make bail
CUPE warns hospital crisis has hit boiling point
OPP identify individuals in Sturgeon Falls fight video
Weekend of activities planned with WFCU Place opening
Penticton B.C. mayor says community rallying to support wildfire evacuees
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
