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Working with researchers from Nipissing University, staff, students and families at Sundridge Centennial Public School (SCPS) are providing valuable data about student movement patterns – including physical activity, sedentary behaviour, and sleep – and their impact on mental health indicators. The results are benefitting students, families, and the school as they work

A North Bay man living with dementia became lost on Sunday evening and was quickly located safely using Project Lifesaver On June 23rd, around 8:00 pm, a local man living with dementia left his residence after becoming upset. Thankfully, the man is registered with North Bay Police and BAYSAR

The City of North Bay would like to remind you that if your tax account is not on pre-authorized payments or is not paid by a mortgage company the due date for the 2024 June Tax Bill is the 28th of June.

It is with broken hearts that we have to announce the passing of Bryan Eade, on June 20, 2024, at the age of 49.  Bryan was survived by his parents David Eade, Linda Wright (John Kerr), sister Kelly Eade (Remi Groulx), nephew, Jack Groulx and niece, Jorja Groulx, Aunts and

Join us Saturday August 03 as we celebrate our 30th Anniversary and our Two millionth Rider  Effective June 24, 2024, the nostalgic Heritage Railway and Carousel Company waterfront attraction is operating seven days a week for the 30th season from 10 am till dusk.   A thirtieth anniversary celebration is being

A man from Manitoba remains in custody, after he was arrested in North Bay, while driving a vehicle with a stolen Manitoba license plate.  As a result of a subsequent investigation, he has been charged with several Human Trafficking Offences. On April 18th, 2024 the London Police Service charged the

Report North Bay Exclusive Report North Bay ran a poll from June 5-21, 2024 regarding your perception of being safe in the city considering the recent gun violence, violent home invasion and general crime we are seeing in the city. Further the business community has stated they are "Fed

Weekly Column by Chris Charland  The Early Days The use of the pigeon by Canada’s air force dates back as far as 1922. These birds were used as a means of communicating from the dense boreal forests and far northern reaches of the country while conducting forestry patrols and

The Summer Youth Centre drop-in programs are now accepting registrations. This free program is for those aged 6-12 who are interested in arts and crafts, sports, going to the beach, or having fun with friends! The program runs from July 2 to Aug. 25 on weekdays from 10 a.m.

Weekly Column by Anne Gingras In today's fast-paced world filled with constant distractions and demands, mindfulness has emerged as a powerful tool for cultivating inner peace, clarity, and resilience. It may seem paradoxical, but paying attention to the present moment can potentially transform even the most mundane aspects