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Fish for free across Ontario on June 20 and 21  This Father’s Day weekend, Ontario is inviting families to reel in some fun and enjoy the outdoors together for free. On June 20 and 21, Canadian residents can fish in Ontario without purchasing a licence or Outdoors Card. Port

Celebration of Life A devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend, John lived life to the fullest! Devoted to family first, he also had a rare gift for turning strangers into friends – an openness that fueled his generosity, love of travel and adventure, and unwavering dedication to community service. Please join

Nipissing University is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Aziz Douai as its next Provost and Vice-President, Academic for a five-year term, effective September 1, 2026. Dr. Douai will join Nipissing from the University of Regina, where he has served as the Dean of Graduate Studies and Research for

By Richard Coffin Eleven diverse communities in the area are receiving funding to enhance safety and security measures. Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing announced $82,000 through the Anti-Hate Security and Prevention Grant. “The Anti-Hate Security and Prevention Grant continues to support and protect communities impacted by hate incidents in

By Richard Coffin Sunday marks one year since a devastating storm hit Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park and the Mattawa area. The downburst knocked down tens of thousands of trees and damaged park infrastructure, with hundreds of people, some injured, evacuated. The Canadian Ecology Centre (CEC) is commemorating the anniversary

By Richard Coffin The hammer has curled into the sunset for North Bay’s Team Winters. The U18 team from the North Bay Granite Club has announced they’re parting ways with two members heading out-of-town for post-secondary school. It’s been quite a run for the North Bay rink,

By Richard Coffin The Anishinabek Nation says it has concerns after a new bill involving water and related infrastructure on First Nations was introduced in Ottawa this week and had first reading. Officials say it marks a significant departure from the collaborative approach taken in previous legislation, which included consultation

By Richard Coffin The Service with a Smile program is back at the North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce. Officials say the community-driven initiative recognizes, and rewards exceptional customer service provided by Chamber member businesses, employees, owners, and volunteers throughout North Bay and the surrounding area. Now through October,

By Richard Coffin Council will not be asking staff to report back on remuneration for the next mayor and councillors. A motion put forward by Councillor Gary Gardiner was defeated at Tuesday night’s meeting. Gardiner says the mayor’s job is a full-time position, and fair compensation should be

Appeal is necessary to support public safety and advance construction of a key regional transit hub  The Government of Ontario and Region of Waterloo announced their joint intent to appeal the recent Ontario Superior Court decision concerning the encampment located at 100 Victoria Street in downtown Kitchener. This encampment currently