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Renée encourages everyone wear a Daffodil pin in April to show your support for all Canadians living with cancer and their caregivers! Her Daughter Ava's story One of the worst fears a parent can hear became reality for Renée. Her infant daughter Ava was diagnosed with Neurofibromatosis Type

🚨ALERT! We’re receiving reports of a phishing text message where fraudsters are claiming to be Service Ontario offering a payment. Fraudsters now have the ability to make phishing text messages look more official. Don’t get fooled by the logo and avoid clicking on links! For more on how

Column by Anne Gingras Before starting this week's column, I apologize for not being present last Saturday. The March break made me lose track of time, leading me to what I'd like to discuss today. Stress has become part of our everyday lives in this fast-paced

The following are the highlights of the Near North District School Board (NNDSB) meeting of Tuesday, March 19, 2024. Trustee proposes Living Consciously course The Board approved a motion from Trustee Bill Steer to request that the Ontario Public School Boards’ Association (OPSBA) petition the Ministry of Education to create

In 1927, Louis Rosenbaum, a businessman from Sturgeon Falls, purchased the property at 150 Main Street East in North Bay to build a theatre. He hired Gomoll Bros., building material suppliers from Powassan, as the supervising contractors, and Toronto architect, Murray Brown, to design the building. During construction, Rosenbaum went

Anthony Romani scored three goals to pace the North Bay Battalion to a 5-4 Ontario Hockey League victory Friday night over the Mississauga Steelheads, clinching a third consecutive Central Division crown for the Troops. North Bay, which ended Mississauga’s hopes of winning the title, has one game left in

The Hearst Lumberjacks outlasted the Powassan Voodoos 6-5 Friday in Game 2 of their Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League East semifinal at Claude Larose Recreation Centre. The best-of-seven affair is now tied 1-1 and shifts to the Powassan Sportsplex Tuesday for Game 3 at 7 p.m., and on FLOHockey.

More than $5 million will be provided to attract and retain critical employees The Ontario government is investing over $5 million to attract, retain and recognize wildland firefighting staff for the 2024 fire season to protect people and communities across the province. In recognition of the critical services wildland firefighters

Dec 15, 1945-March 19, 2024  It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden and tragic passing of Barry E. Bradford.  Barry was born to Jean and Brad Bradford in North Bay, the second son and beloved brother of William “Billy” Bradford. He spent his childhood in North Bay,

This winter has had much less snow than normal, but it is common for the snowpack to grow until early April, reports the North Bay Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) who measures snow depth and water content as part of its Flood Forecasting and Warning Program. “The combined average snow depth