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Traffic Impacts Beginning Monday for Two Projects
Two infrastructure projects are scheduled to begin on Monday May 11, resulting in temporary lane restrictions and closures in different areas of the city.
Cassells Street – Rock Scaling Work
The inbound curb lane and sidewalk on Cassells Street, across from Victoria Street, will be closed for three days starting Monday
Conservatives say Snowbirds may not fly after this season
A big day for Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park
Lockton Farms hosting Mother’s Day Open House
NPSSTS offering strike-related subsidy program for impacted families
City Launches Neighbourhood Off-Leash Dog Areas
Expanding Opportunities for Girls in Sport
Ontario Reducing Wait Times for Police Record Checks
More calls for accelerated 11/17 investments
Sports
CJHL announces its finalists
For Darcy Haugan/Mark Cross Memorial Award for CJHL Coach of the Year, presented by the NHL Coaches’ Association
The Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) announced Monday the names of the five individuals that have been selected finalists for the 2025-26 Darcy Haugan/Mark Cross Memorial Award, presented by the
Voodoos defender to play college hockey in Czechia
Cubs Centennial Cup opponents set
Kaedyn Long’s OT winner gives Sudbury NOJHL Title
NOJHL names its Rogers 3 Stars of the Week
Culhane nets Dedication to Soccer Award
Cali added to Team Canada preliminary roster for U18 Men’s World Championship
Cubs impress against Rock in series opener
NOJHL Finals preview
Brantford ousts Battalion
Upcoming Events
Celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend with Free Fishing
Fish for free across Ontario from May 9 to 10
This Mother’s Day weekend, Ontario is offering families a chance to cast a line and enjoy the outdoors together for free. From May 9 to 10, Canadian residents can fish in Ontario without purchasing a licence or Outdoors Card.
Business award nominees sought
Gateway Theatre Guild invites you to Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding
Major Concert Announcement
2SLGBTQ Filmmakers In The North Its Your Time To Shine
Steps for Life walk takes place Sunday at the waterfront
North Bay Youth Week
Community Garden Hub Cleaning Blitz Kicks Off
Information Session on Keeping Children and Youth Safe Online as Reports of Internet Crime Rise
Reduce Waste & Support Reuse with Goods Exchange Day
North Bay
Traffic Impacts Beginning Monday for Two Projects
Two infrastructure projects are scheduled to begin on Monday May 11, resulting in temporary lane restrictions and closures in different areas of the city.
Cassells Street – Rock Scaling Work
The inbound curb lane and sidewalk on Cassells Street, across from Victoria Street, will be closed for three days starting Monday
Conservatives say Snowbirds may not fly after this season
Lockton Farms hosting Mother’s Day Open House
City Launches Neighbourhood Off-Leash Dog Areas
Ontario Reducing Wait Times for Police Record Checks
City reinstalling freshwater docking system pool
Backpacks of Love campaign is back
NICU Charity Golf Tournament May 31
Protect Yourself from Construction Fraud
Police remind drivers studded tires need to be off by May 31
Local Business
Ontario Introducing Legislation to Support Implementation of HST Relief on New Homes
Proposed legislation would help deliver on Ontario’s promise to remove the HST on most new homes in partnership with the federal government
the Ontario government introduced the HST Relief Implementation Act (Residential Property Rebates), 2026 to support the implementation of the province’s 13 per cent HST relief on
Business award nominees sought
Connecting More Students With Rewarding Careers in the Skilled Trades
Significant job postings increase across the district
Ontario Expanding and Diversifying International Trade Links
Ontario Investing to Protect Homegrown Research and Innovation
Your family could be featured on East Side Mario’s new gallery wall
Legislation to Cut Red Tape and Support Workers
Northern Ontario Defence Opportunities Fund being launched
Ontario pens letter to Ottawa calling for continued 11/17 widening
Spotlight
Stress Awareness Month? In THIS Economy?? Say Less!
By Brooke Bertrand
Stress Awareness Month? In THIS Economy?? Say Less!
We are already aware of our stress. Very, extremely, overwhelmingly aware.
What we need now is each other. And the Joy Train.
Every April, the wellness industrial complex swings open its arms and declares it Stress Awareness Month. Candles
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
Tired of Fighting About “Nothing?
Love Is an Action Word (It’s Harder Than You Think)
Brooke’s Inside Voice
Brooke’s Inside Voice
News
A big day for Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park
By Richard Coffin
Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park reopens today (Friday, May 8).
It’s been nearly 11 months since the park was closed after the devastating storm last June.
The province says the downburst knocked down tens of thousands of trees and damaged park infrastructure.
Park officials say staff
NPSSTS offering strike-related subsidy program for impacted families
Expanding Opportunities for Girls in Sport
More calls for accelerated 11/17 investments
Goulard Park ball fields temporarily closed for upgrades
Ontario Protecting Transit Users From Illegal Drug Use
Province Investing More Than $6.5 Million to Strengthen Ontario Corps
State of Emergency declared in Mattawa
Flood warnings in North Bay MNR District extended to May 8
