Report North Bay Staff

Government cutting red tape to strengthen Ontario’s health-care workforce The Ontario government is taking significant steps to strengthen its health-care workforce by making it easier for U.S.-licensed nurses and board-certified physicians to move to and practise in Ontario. The change is part of the government’s plan

By Richard Coffin The community is gathering to remember Bob Wood on Saturday.   A Celebration of Life is taking place in the Canadore College education centre gym from 1-4 pm.  “This event will provide an opportunity for family, friends, and the community to honour, celebrate and share our memories of

By Richard Coffin NoahStrong is helping families stay close to their loved ones while receiving hospital care.  The organization has donated $20,000 to the North Bay Regional Health Centre Foundation (NBRHCF) for the NoahStrong Accommodations Program, bringing its total commitment to $25,000.   Officials say the program, which was

By Richard Coffin Barkfest is back at the North Bay Humane Society this weekend.    The annual Microchip Clinic and Community BBQ is set for Saturday, June 7 from 10 am to 1 pm at 2060 Main Street West.     Officials say the cost for a microchip is just $30 or $45

If your vehicle has been reported for unsafe driving behaviours you may end up receiving a warning letter from city police.   The North Bay Police Service has launched a new initiative to address what it says is a growing number of traffic-related complaints from the public.   As part of this

By Richard Coffin The Worst Roads list for Ontario is out from CAA. All of the top 10 are in Southern Ontario. Premier Road in North Bay is third on the northern list with three streets in Sudbury and one in Sault Ste. Marie compiling the regional top five. Report

By Richard Coffin Here’s a chance to take an up-close look at real airport equipment, some airplanes, and more.   The North Bay Aviation Expo runs from 10 am to 2 pm on Saturday at Jack Garland Airport and the surrounding industrial park.   A variety of tours are set up,

Canadore College proudly reaffirmed its commitment to experiential learning by recognizing the vital role that local organizations and businesses play in shaping the future workforce. At its annual Partner Appreciation event, the College celebrated the invaluable contributions of its community partners who support student placements and work-integrated learning opportunities. Each

1950 – 2025  It is with immense sorrow and sadness that we announce the passing of Dennis Eugene Seguin at his residence in North Bay on Saturday May 31, 2025 at the age of 75 years.  Dennis was predeceased by his adoptive parents Jesse (Bill) Seguin and his biological parents Rose

Northern Ontario Service Deliverers unveils strategic plan to guide health and human services in our communities ‘Stronger Together’: Northern social services leaders unveil plan to improve support for our communities The Northern Ontario Service Deliverers Association (NOSDA) 2025–2030 Strategic Plan, supported by the DNSSAB, will help strengthen services, improve