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The Near North District School Board says it will make changes where necessary after the final report into a cyberattack against its third-party student information provider. The Information and Privacy Commissioner (IPC) of Ontario’s final report into the attack against PowerSchool makes several recommendations. It says 20 school boards

Province developing requirement that would see impaired drivers causing death to provide financial support for children of victims  The Ontario government is developing new measures that would require impaired drivers to pay ongoing child support if they kill a child’s parent or guardian. The initiative would build on recent

New rebates and incentives will help families save money and help businesses grow  As part of its plan to protect Ontario by keeping energy costs down, the government is expanding its energy savings programs, introducing new rebates for energy-efficient home appliances and incentives for industrial, municipal, institutional and health-care organizations.

It is with heavy hearts that the family announces the unexpected passing of Gertrude “Trudie” Peplinski on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, at the age of 80, surrounded by the love of her family.   Trudie was predeceased by her beloved husband, David. She was the proud mother of Kevin (Lesley) and

The city has finalized the 2026 water and wastewater budget. Officials say if approved, the annual impact for an average residential user would be an increase of $43–$50, or about $3.58–$4.18 per month. A public meeting on the proposed rates will be held on Nov. 26.

Projects will support $120 million in total investments while protecting and creating 1,500 jobs across Ontario The Ontario government is supporting companies and workers impacted by U.S. tariffs by investing $16.5 million through the Ontario Together Trade Fund (OTTF) to help them increase resilience, build capacity and

Province developing requirement that would see impaired drivers causing death provide financial support for children of victims The Ontario government is developing new measures that would require impaired drivers to pay ongoing child support if they kill a child’s parent or guardian. The initiative would build on recent measures

Smile, you’re on body camera. That’s if you’re interacting with Nipissing West OPP, as their officers are being outfitted with body-worn cameras (BWC). Ontario Provincial Police say the technology improves the quality of evidence, enhances accountability, transparency, and ultimately supports the safety of both the public and

A boutique-style residential development two-and-a-half years in the making gets started later this week in Callander. Officials are holding a groundbreaking Friday for The Breeze Beachfront Condos on Callander Bay. Ryan Farquhar says he and his wife Erin have teamed up with Huntsville’s Greystone Project Management and others for

The float winners from Sunday’s Santa Claus parade in North Bay have been announced. Century 21 Blue Sky Region won Best Overall float while Best Spirit went to the St. Joseph-Scollard Hall Bears Marching Band. The parade’s theme was 100 years of Christmas in North Bay, to coincide