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Nipissing University welcomes visitors to Spring Open House on March 8 Nipissing University invites future students and their families to its Open House on Saturday, March 8, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This semi-annual event offers an unparalleled chance to explore the University’s academic programs,

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The family of Robert sadly announces the death of a brother, uncle, cousin, nephew, and brother in-law. He is predeceased by his father George Becker, Mother Florence (nee Turner) Becker, brother Monty Becker (Flo), and sister Brenda Chum. Robert will be dearly missed by sisters, Betty Barwell (Gary), Sarah Barteaux

An interview with Matt McGillvray with Nipissing Counselling Solutions Inc. A Look at the Profession That Supports Mental Health and Well-Being March marks Social Work Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the essential work that social workers do in our communities. In Ontario, Social Work Week (March 3–9)

By Richard Coffin Another dozen area residents are being honoured with King Charles III Coronation Medals. A ceremony took place Thursday with MP Anthony Rota presenting the medals.   “Volunteers and people who give more than you can imagine really make a difference in our community,” he says. “I know how

By Richard Coffin It’s been a good news-bad news week for affordable housing in the city.   A day after a new cohabitation complex was officially opened downtown, there’s word a West Ferris complex is in danger of being lost.   PHARA is launching a fundraising campaign for the immediate

By Brad Aubin March break is right around the corner and that means so is the Little Native Hockey League annual tournament. The Little NHL is the largest ice hockey tournament for First Nation youth in Ontario. Last year, about 250 teams, 3,400 players, and over 10,000 family

By Richard Coffin Dokis First Nation’s Kikendawt Kinoomaadii Gamig is one of sixty schools across the country receiving WWF-Canada Go Wild grants.   Officials say the grants are valued between $1,500 and $3,000 and support student activities to protect or restore nature in schoolyards, campuses and communities.  Report

4:08 AM EST Thursday 6 March 2025 Flash Freeze Warning in effect for: * North Bay - Powassan - Mattawa Temperatures are forecast to fall rapidly. Ponding water, slush, and any falling precipitation will freeze as the temperature drops. The warning currently is a Flash freeze warning, for this this

By Richard Coffin “The Masks of Fraud is the theme for this Fraud Prevention Month.  The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Anti-Rackets Branch and Serious Fraud Office says this year’s campaign reveals the deceptive techniques used to commit fraud in today’s digital age.   Their aim is to equip Canadians