Report North Bay Staff

June passed away peacefully with family by her side on May 30, 2024 at the North Bay Regional Health Centre, two days short of her 92nd birthday. She leaves behind her loving husband of 67 years Wilfred, son Dave, grandchildren Emily and Emmett as well as her great grandchild Jess.

The Ontario government is delivering on its promise to bring back northeastern passenger rail service by awarding three contracts to design and manufacture nine new station shelters, enhance rail safety and complete warning system upgrades. The contracts mark a significant milestone in reinstating train service between Timmins and Toronto, providing

Weekly Column by Anne Gingras Yesterday, I turned 54 years old. I smiled as I sat back and explored helpful (and not so beneficial) things I had learned up until now. I have been blessed throughout my lifetime with occasions that have made me robust and resilient. One thing that

On the morning of May 31st an officer attempted to arrest a suspect for possession of a stolen vehicle. The suspect struck the officer who was transported to hospital and later released with minor injuries. A suspect is now in custody. On the 31st of May at around 11:30

Report North Bay has learned the DIA has written to the Board of DNSSAB regarding the recommendation of moving the centre downtown. The City of North Bay has a majority of the Board seats on DNSSAB made of the Mayor and City Councilors. It is clear the DIA strongly disagrees

Today, the City of North Bay officially launched construction of the new All-Wheel Park at the Downtown Waterfront. “The Kiwanis Club is proud to support the development of the All-Wheel Park,” said Kiwanis President Justin Wigelius. “This facility will be a fantastic addition to our community, promoting active lifestyles and

The Ontario government is investing $3.5 million through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)       into four film and television projects filmed in and around North Bay. This investment will help create jobs, attract talent and increase the quality of film and television series produced in Nipissing.  “Our government

August 7, 1961 - January 30, 2024  Richard passed away suddenly at his home in Peterborough at the age of 61 years old.   Son of Rita Storie and the late Ivan Storie. Brother to Donna (predeceased). He leaves behind his sons Luke (Taylor) and Evan (Brooke). He also leaves behind

The City wishes to inform the public of a new Community Safety Zone on McKay Avenue.  New signage for the safety zone and speed limit reduction to 40km/hr, between Trout Lake Road and Eastview Cresent, will be installed this week and the changes will be effective as of Monday

Enhanced Traffic Enforcement to be Implemented this Summer  The North Bay Police Service has received numerous complaints with regards to an increase in the use of vehicles that are equipped with aftermarket parts and modifications.  Many of the complaints include, but are not limited to, loud exhaust systems, illegal light