Report North Bay Staff

With great sadness we regret to announce that our Dad has passed away at a time and place of his choosing, in his 96th year. Beloved husband to the late Marie Crites (Leclair), dear friend of the late Helen Hunter and the late Lucille Sampson. Son of the late John

Paramedic Services Week and Inaugural Perseverance Award The District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board (DNSSAB) is proud to recognize Paramedic Services Week, May 18-24, 2025, and mark the inaugural Paramedic Services – Perseverance Awards. This year’s national theme, ‘We Care. For Everyone.’, reflects the commitment and compassion DNSSAB paramedics

By Richard Coffin The Labour Market Group (LMG) is asking regional businesses and organizations to share their opportunities and challenges.  The Northeastern Ontario 2025 Employee Recruitment, Training and Retention Survey is available online.   Officials say it includes questions on human resources issues, including:   Report North Bay – Stay Informed – Subscribe for

By Brad Aubin The local Tim Hortons smile cookie campaign raised over $99,000 for the North Bay and District Humane Society.    Officials say the money raised will help vulnerable companion animals with vet care, medicine, adoptions, and more.   This is the second year the Humane Society has participated in

The City of North Bay is pleased to announce the 2025 Summer Concert Series, featuring an exciting lineup of live music at the Kiwanis Bandshell on the City’s waterfront. This year’s series is especially meaningful as North Bay celebrates its centennial year.  In celebration of this milestone, additional

Gear up for the NHL Conference Finals with Brent Burns' Game-Worn Brampton Battalion sweater from the 2002-03 season.  Burns played with the Troops in the 2002-03 season where he was named to the OHL First All-Rookie Team for his exceptional play recording 40 points in 68 games. Burns was

Clean, Green, Beautiful North Bay is excited to announce they have started their green initiatives this season,and our contribution to greening the city expanding the tree canopy. CGB will continue their efforts to green schoolyards in the North Bay area. Already this season, CGB in collaboration with North Bay

By Richard Coffin The mini train at the waterfront is expected to be back up and running at the end of the month.   This after a derailment earlier this week, with the Technical Safety Standards Association brought in to investigate.    The Heritage Railway and Carousel Company says the train is

By Richard Coffin Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) and Canadian Union of Public Employee (CUPE) members are picketing outside the offices of MPPs this week, including locally.   The unions say they’re frustrated by years of underfunding and are demanding more money for the frontline community services they provide.

By Richard Coffin Over 60 speeding charges were filed by city police during its Road Safety Week blitz.   The North Bay Police Service says it intensified traffic enforcement during the week-long initiative (May 12-19).   Other charges include following too closely, failing to stop for red and amber lights, failing to