Report North Bay Staff

Congratulations to Steve Taylor, one of the winners of the North Bay Municipal Heritage Committee's Centennial Photo Contest. The 2025 photography contest, Through the Lens of Time: Celebrating 100 Years of Design, highlighted the connection between architecture and the natural elements of air, water, and land. Port North

North Bay residents are sending less waste to the City’s landfill than ever before. In 2025, a record-low of 35,385 tonnes of domestic, commercial, and non-hazardous industrial materials were sent to the Merrick Landfill, marking a fifth consecutive year of reductions. STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive the

Richard Coffin The Coldest Night of the Year is coming up in a couple of weeks. But before that is the 6-hour Freeze-A-Thon with Country 90.5 CFCH’s Kevin Oschefski & 106.3 Jet FM’s Mike Monaghan. They will be live on location outside of Gd2Go from 6

By Richard Coffin The Canadian Union of Public Employees has a few recommendations for the province after a new report project lost healthcare jobs and hospital beds locally. CUPE says North Bay is projected to lose about 110 nurses and Personal Support Workers (PSWs), as well as 30 hospital beds

By Richard Coffin Public health programs and services in the area are getting a one-time provincial funding boost of just over $300,000. Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing, the money for the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit. He says it will enable the health unit to continue to

By Richard Coffin City police say they’re investigating a suspicious death after the discovery of a body on Mulligan Street. The North Bay Police Service says officers remain on scene, and a continued police presence is expected for several more days. They say the Office of the Chief Coroner

By Richard Coffin Ontario Provincial Police report Highway 11 in the Trout Creek area was fully reopened around 1 am Wednesday after collisions closed the roadway on Tuesday. The OPP says the first incident, reported in the afternoon, closed the northbound lanes and involved what police described as a serious

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the peaceful passing of Alan W. Thom at the NBRHC on Saturday February 7, 2026, in his 91st year. He was a beloved husband and best friend to his wife,

The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) arrested four individuals following an Automated Licence Plate Recognition (ALPR) alert for a stolen vehicle. On February 6, a member of the NBPS Patrol Section received an ALPR alert for a stolen vehicle. Officers located the vehicle at an accommodation in the 200 block

Transmission project will create over 9,000 jobs, drive economic growth and advance economic opportunities for Indigenous communities As part of its plan to protect Ontario and build a stronger, self-reliant economy, the government is taking a major step to power northern Ontario and build economic partnership opportunities with Indigenous