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A Low Water Advisory with level one conditions is in effect for the North Bay-Mattawa watershed.   The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) issued the advisory Wednesday afternoon saying it’s the first indication for a potential water supply issue, based on precipitation and streamflow criteria.   However, officials say after being

North Bay is one area in Ontario expected to see house prices drop this fall. That’s according to the REMAX Fall Housing Market Update. Officials say prices in this area are expected to decline by 2%. Stay Informed - Subscribe for Free – Click here Sudbury is one of several

50th anniversary celebrations for the Franco-Ontarian Flag locally are getting a funding boost from the province. Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing announced $50,000 for Les Compagnons des francs loisirs. Along with celebrating the flag’s golden anniversary, Arnaud Claude, managing director of Les Compagnons says it will also promote

North Bay Fire and Emergency Services is crediting working smoke alarms for saving lives on Tuesday (Sept. 2) night. Chief Jason Whiteley says the alarms allowed Lorne Ave. tenants and their pet to get out safely, and call for fire services. Upon arrival Whiteley says crews found heavy fire conditions

Please be advised that curb replacement work will begin tomorrow, Thurs., Sept. 4, on Chippewa Street between Ferguson and Fraser. Work is expected to be completed by Sept. 11, weather permitting. Traffic will remain open through the construction area with only minor delays anticipated. The new curb installation will affect

Undoubtedly looking to return to their winning ways in the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League this season, the Powassan Voodoos will attempt to bounce back after a disappointing finish to their 2024-25 campaign. Feeling their late-season struggles was more of a blip on the radar, Powassan will strive for a

Join Clean, Green, Beautiful (CGB) North Bay as we celebrate the 2025 Winners of Streetscapes! Our judges have narrowed their selections and the top three in each category will be celebrated.   CGB is excited to announce that over 170 nominations were received city-wide across the categories! The city was truly

The Canada Strong Pass helped strengthen Canadian tourism this summer. That from federal officials who say the pass, which offered free admission or reduced fees – increased visits across national, provincial and territorial museums, historic sites and parks, and boosted rail travel too.   They say mid-summer results showed an average 15-percent

A local man has been charged in connection with an incident at a local not-for-profit support services organization involving uttering threats. Stay Informed - Subscribe for Free – Click here On August 29, police responded to a call regarding the accused uttering threats, claiming to have a concealed weapon. The accused

City police are detailing some of the most common instances where drivers are not stopping for the flashing lights of the school bus.    This as a zero-tolerance traffic enforcement campaign is underway with back to school and buses back on the road Tuesday.  Stay Informed - Subscribe for Free – Click