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North Bay Hydro responding to several outages following last night’s storm
By Brad Aubin
North Bay Hydro says crews continue to respond to widespread outages following last night’s storm.
The utility says significant damage was reported in several areas of the local electricity distribution system.
Around 1:00 a.m. this morning, North Bay Hydro shared work was being done
800 Youth Sign Up
NBPS releases its 2025 Annual Report
Heat warning in place with city detailing places to cool off
UPDATE: Tornado warning issued in West Nipissing
The strawberries are ready
Anishinabek Police seize over $250,000 in suspected drugs
Heat Wave Continues - Humidex values of 35 to 40
Canada Day Line UP
Sports
Eight Troops to NHL development camps
By Richard Coffin
There’s plenty of North Bay Battalion representation at NHL development camps this week.
There’s plenty of North Bay Battalion representation at NHL development camps this week.
They include Ethan Procyszyn with Anaheim, Ryder Cali and Shamar Moses in Florida, Lirim Amidovski with Minnesota, Jack Lisson
Two Troops and former Trapper drafted to NHL
Voodoos ink multi-sport Toronto area athlete
Voodoos sign Trappers captain
Team Winters wraps up five years on the pebbled ice
Rock captain Cyr commits to NCAA D-III Albertus Magnus
Timmins’ Lowe off to NCAA D-III Buffalo State
Trappers goalie signs in Powassan
Battalion add 17 players at OHL Priority Selection
Voodoos ink Trappers star
Upcoming Events
Canada Day Line UP
Celebrate Canada Day at the North Bay Waterfront with a full day of live music, family fun, and community activities, capped off by a fireworks finale at dusk (weather permitting).
Whether you’re taking part in the road race or sailboat regatta or cheering from the sidelines, you can also
Hot Summer Nights returns to the North Bay
Monster trucks in the city for Father’s Day
Saint-Jean Festival lined up for Saturday
Celebrate Father’s Day Weekend with Free Fishing
Summer Concert Series Start Wednesday
Paddles Up! The 48th Mattawa River Canoe Race Returns
North Bay’s Summer Concert Series on stage starting next week
NoahStrong Day tournament supporting local families and more
Pride in the Park takes place Saturday
North Bay
North Bay Hydro responding to several outages following last night’s storm
By Brad Aubin
North Bay Hydro says crews continue to respond to widespread outages following last night’s storm.
The utility says significant damage was reported in several areas of the local electricity distribution system.
Around 1:00 a.m. this morning, North Bay Hydro shared work was being done
800 Youth Sign Up
NBPS releases its 2025 Annual Report
Heat warning in place with city detailing places to cool off
The strawberries are ready
Heat Wave Continues - Humidex values of 35 to 40
Street Crime Unit Investigation $197,000 in Illicit Drugs Seized
Legacy naming policy could be on the way at the city
New CEO for Habitat for Humanity Ontario Gateway North
City getting ‘pucks in a row’ ahead of Community and Rec Centre opening
Local Business
Ontario Modernizing Immigration Program to Fill In-Demand Jobs
New program will meet changing labour market demands while protecting opportunities for Ontario workers
Ontario is transforming the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) to better align immigration with labour market needs and with a clear focus on addressing critical workforce shortages across key sectors of the economy. The redesigned OINP
Council being asked to extend airport financial support
North Bay home values aren’t rebalancing like other Ontario cities
Ontario and Webequie First Nation Break Ground on Ring of Fire Road
Youth Business Showcase at the Farmers’ Market Saturday
Test pilot school marks ‘significant new phase for aviation and defence activity in the region’
Chamber’s Service with a Smile program returns
Owners of Howe’s Lighting & Fan Company set to retire
Chamber surveying members on election, social issues and more
Taking Action to Build Critical Minerals Supply Chain
Spotlight
The B.E.C.O.M.I.N.G. Method: Life Beyond Limiting Beliefs
New Book Release by Monic J. Ayotte, Registered Psychotherapist and Hypnotist
For Monic J. Ayotte, Registered Psychotherapist and Hypnotist, the journey toward helping others transform their lives began with a deeply personal question: Why does life sometimes feel harder than it should?
That search for understanding would ultimately become her
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
Tired of Fighting About “Nothing?
Love Is an Action Word (It’s Harder Than You Think)
Brooke’s Inside Voice
News
UPDATE: Tornado warning issued in West Nipissing
By Brad Aubin
UPDATE: The tornado warning was lifted shortly after 6:30 p.m.
Environment Canada has issued a tornado warning for the West Nipissing area.
The agency says meteorologists are tracking an area of severe thunderstorms that is possibly producing a tornado, with damaging winds, large hail and
Anishinabek Police seize over $250,000 in suspected drugs
Ontario Launching New Digital Fishing and Hunting Licensing Service
Police looking to identify two people after a Mattawa area break and enter
Northern groups weigh in on Ottawa’s pursuit of national projects designation
Ontario Raising Speed Limits on Most Provincial Highways
Remembering former NHLer Ab Demarco Jr.
East Ferris resident facing attempted murder charge
Protect Yourself from Tick Bites this Summer
