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Charity Barbecue and car wash this Thursday, July 10th Location: One Kids Place Parking Lot (400 McKeown Ave) Time: 10 am until 2 pm (Barbecue 11am-1pm) The North Bay Police Service continues its long-standing tradition of supporting local charities by hosting an upcoming car wash and barbecue, for the Make

It is with great sorrow and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beautiful daughter Justice Eva Lorraine Erny (Boyer) and her unborn baby “Bean” of North Bay, ON on July 3rd, 2025.  Justice was 22 years of age, born on September 4th 2002, and was 3 months

Raymond passed away peacefully at Algonquin Nursing Home on July 3, 2025 at the age of 89 with family by his side.  He was predeceased by his beloved wife Martha (née Boissonneault), his parents Joseph and Betty, his brother Arnold and his in-laws André and Loretta Boissonneault. He was a

By Richard Coffin Motion looks to see Franco Ontarian flag installed outside city hall   Councillor Sara Inch’s motion calls for staff to work with Les Compagnons des francs loisirs and other stakeholders to support the installation.   Report North Bay – Subscribe for free – Click Here It also looks to have

By Brad Aubin Nipissing First Nation (NFN) has officially opened its Duchesnay Elders’ Lodge.  Officials say the new facility is part of a larger project that includes 10 assisted living units in Garden Village and 10 in Duchesnay. The units offer supportive living with 24/7 staffing, meal services, cleaning

By Richard Coffin Media relations officials with Bell provided a statement and update on phone services in Calvin Township late Monday afternoon. The full statement reads: “The severe storm on June 21 caused significant damage to Bell infrastructure in the region, impacting landline service and cutting power to a nearby

By Richard Coffin The new Community and Recreation Centre could include what’s billed as a ‘significant’ North Bay Sports Hall of Fame (NBSHF) recognition area.     A report coming to council next Tuesday recommends staff negotiate an agreement with the sports hall.    “The concept discussed to date between city staff

Province investing over $9 million to support economic growth The Government of Ontario is protecting workers and jobs in the forest sector by investing over $9.1 million in five research, innovation and modernization projects in Eastern Ontario. The investments from the Forest Biomass Program will help boost Ontario’s

Provinces sign agreements to get Ontario’s critical minerals and Western Canada’s oil and gas to new markets Today, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) to support Canadian workers by building new pipelines, rail lines and other energy and trade

The Ontario government is investing $10.8 million to re-launch French-language courses at the University of Sudbury, in partnership with the University of Ottawa. As part of its plan to protect Ontario, this investment will expand access to high-quality French-language postsecondary education in Northern Ontario, helping more Francophone students acquire