Report North Bay Staff

It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved Denise St.Onge (Amyotte)  She was truly one of a kind. Funny, kind, thoughtful, and full of life, she had a gift for making people laugh and bringing joy wherever she went. She was

By Richard Coffin Residents, businesses, community groups, and others can now directly support the athletes coming to the 2027 Special Olympics Ontario Provincial Winter Games in North Bay Officials have launched the ‘Draft an Athlete’ program, with 300 from across Ontario expected to compete locally during the games. “$500 is

By Brad Aubin A North Bay woman has been charged after the OPP says police were provided false information in connection with an ongoing death investigation in Moose Factory, Moose Cree First Nation. Police believe 21-year-old Loni Chum was struck by a pickup truck last November 2023. She was taken

By Richard Coffin The North Bay OPP has laid several impaired charges after various incidents around the area over the past few weeks.   Two were the result of traffic complaints, including one last Thursday involving an ATV and reported wheelies being performed in East Mills Township.   A 43-year-old Port Loring

By Richard Coffin About 65 local organizations, service providers, educational institutions, recreational groups, cultural organizations and community partners will all be under one roof this weekend. Everyone is invited to the free Welcome to North Bay event. It’s taking place on Sunday, from noon to 3 pm, at Boart

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Robert Russell on Sunday, September 6th, 2026, at the age of 75. He was the beloved husband to Ilse Russell (Reif) for 53 years. Loving father to Tina Crewson (David), Keith (Brandi) and Terry-Lynn Forest (Jeff). Robert was predeceased

By Richard Coffin Registration is now open for a beginner-friendly robotics competition. It’s called ‘Muck Out’, and FIRST Team 1305 says students will get a kit, build their own robot, and bring it to the Mine Bot competition, which features a mining-themed game. Students in grades 8 and up,

By Richard Coffin Friday is a big day at Northern Heights Long-Term Care community. It’s the first anniversary of residents and team members moving into the new North Bay home. Officials say the past year has been about much more than settling into a new building. Port North Bay

By Richard Coffin The North Bay Police Service is welcoming a new inspector. Vince Corrente began his career with city police in 2004, and has served in various units, including patrol, fraud, digital forensics and as a drug recognition expert. Officials say he later advanced to Sergeant and Staff Sergeant,

By Richard Coffin Municipalities and Local Roads Boards across Nipissing are receiving nearly $4.9 million in federal infrastructure funding. Nipissing-Timiskaming MP Pauline Rochefort announced the money through the community stream of the Build Communities Strong Fund (BCSF). She says the investment will support infrastructure priorities, including public transit, water