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Zero tolerance for dangerous driving in school zones and failing to stop for school buses With the return to school this September, the North Bay Police Service (NBPS) is launching its “Slow It Down for School” campaign to remind motorists of their responsibility to keep children safe on the way

Officials are gathering locally in honour of International Overdose Awareness Day. They’re remembering those who have died or been injured by drug use, while supporting family, friends, and others who have been affected by the impact of overdose. An event is being held from 4-7 pm Wednesday (Aug. 27)

One person is facing charges after Nipissing West OPP responded to a vehicle that drove into Lake Nipissing around noon on Saturday. Police say the incident happened off Pierre Road in West Nipissing. The OPP says officers found an unconscious person on the ground nearby and attempted to wake them

North Bay welcomes back the Canadian Forces Snowbirds on Wednesday evening August 27. The roar of the jet engines returns with the air demonstration team putting on a show over the waterfront at 6 pm. They were originally scheduled to be here for Armed Forces Day on June 4 but

1936 – 2025   Le 19 août, 2025 Dr. René Bazinet entouré de sa chère épouse Mathilde et de ses trois fils, François, Guy et René Jr., nous a quitté pour un monde meilleur.  Son lieu de fin-de-vie était exactement là ou il le souhaitait, dans la paisible Maison Sérénité du Nipissing

The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) welcomes Constable (Cst.) Melissa Guindon, who has officially been sworn in as a member of the service Cst. Guindon joins NBPS with 15 years of experience as an officer with York Regional Police. After a distinguished career with a large regional service, she looks

North Bay Police Service (NBPS) members, including the Emergency Response Team (ERT), responded to a call on August 24, 2025 reporting a firearm located inside a room at the Quality Inn Hotel on Seymour Street. “Officers responded swiftly to a potentially dangerous situation,” states Insp. McFarlane. “Through effective use of

Saving lives, protecting supply chains and strengthening Canada’s economy. That’s how the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities (FONOM) views the modernization of Highways 11 and 17. FONOM is calling for the project to be a nation-building priority under the Building Canada Act. Stay Informed - Subscribe for Free

If you have any meaningful historical items for the Centennial Time Capsule, the city wants to hear from you. The time capsule will be closed this winter, and officials say a form has been created for people or groups to detail and submit potential items of interest. Submissions will be

1939–2025  Mogens passed away Friday, August 15 2025 at the North Bay Regional Health Centre at the age of 85 years.  He is survived by his wife of 48 years Doreen Christensen (Nee Poole).  Dear father of Deborah Scherrer, Darryl (Lucie), Sheryl (Michael MacElland), Allan (Suzanne) and Linda (Ronald