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Canadore College highlights the research achievements of its students Canadore College students who are involved in a variety of research projects are gaining additional skills and experiences.  Students working with the Canadore Research Centre recently showcased their projects in a number of areas, including healthcare, the environment, and genomics.    “Part

Letter to the editor from Natalie LeGresley Dear Justin Trudeau, Doug Ford and Victor Fedeli,  I hope this letter finds you. I am writing to express my concerns regarding the ongoing housing crisis in Canada, particularly in Ontario, with a focus on North Bay. The current situation, where individuals are

A Flood Watch continues for the Lake Nipissing Shoreline in the City of North Bay and Municipality of Callander. A Flood Watch on the lower reaches of the Mattawa River has ended. A Watershed Conditions Statement – Flood Outlook remains in effect for other areas of the North Bay-Mattawa watershed, including

Centre for Pulmonary Rehabilitation Expanding Services Free of Charge for Patients The Centre for Pulmonary Rehabilitation (CPR), which operates out of The Village at Canadore College, is announcing the expansion of pulmonary rehabilitation services for patients in North Bay and surrounding areas. Rehabilitation services will now be offered both virtually

During a two-month-long investigation, the Street Crime Unit of the North Bay Police Service, gathered intelligence in relation to a North Bay man, who was dealing drugs from a residence on Cassells Street. On April 16th, officers obtained a search warrant for the residence, and at around 5:00 pm

The Ultimate Race Across North America... but watch your step!  Local inventors of “The Game of THINGS...” Quinn & Sherry, (Q&S) go on an adventure with North Bay resident, Éric Boutilier, for a crowdfunding launch of their new boardgame TRIPPED.   “TRIPPED” is a rally across North America where

The Governments of Canada and Ontario committed to working together to protect the environment and give Ontario greater regulatory certainty to advance Highway 413. Through the agreement announced today, both Ontario and Canada have agreed to a collaborative process to assess and manage the issues around federal species at risk

New changes further enhance protections for children and youth in care and in other out-of-home care settings  The Ontario government has introduced legislation today that, if passed, would further improve the safety, well-being and privacy of children and youth in care and other licensed out-of-home care settings. “These changes represent

The Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League championship series, between the Greater Sudbury Cubs and Powassan Voodoos, for the Copeland Cup – McNamara Trophy, gets underway Thursday evening at the Gerry McCrory Countryside Sports Complex. Here's a look at the best-of-seven affair. HEAD COACHES Cubs: Darryl Moxam Voodoos: Peter Goulet

The North Bay Battalion made goaltender Carter Nadon of the Sudbury Wolves U18s its first-round pick Wednesday night in the Ontario Hockey League Under-18 Priority Selection. North Bay took centre Michael Piao of the Don Mills Flyers U18s in the second round and right winger Jake Salvatore of the Southern