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The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) and the City of North Bay are advising residents of a film production taking place on Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 515 Birchs Rd. During filming, members of the public may hear loud sounds similar to gunfire and may see actors in tactical costumes carrying

By Éric Boutilier The Government of Canada has (finally) taken some tangible steps forward to breathe new life into VIA Rail’s long-distance, regional and remote train services. Prime Minister Mark Carney recently announced an investment of 4.7 billion dollars to manufacture and maintain 313 brand new passenger rail

‘Celebration of Life for Patrick John Robinson Patrick leaves behind a lifetime of memories, friendships, laughter, and stories that will continue to be shared for generations. His presence will be deeply missed by his family, his many friends, and the countless people whose lives he touched. Join us for a

Passed away peacefully surrounded by his family at the age of 69 on September 25th, 2026. Theodore was the beloved husband of 41 years to Anne-Louise and the cherished father of Brandon, Sarah (Michael) and Bradley (Jaime). He will be greatly missed by his only grandson, Blake and his sister

Peacefully at North Bay Regional Health Centre on Friday, September 18, 2026. ] Barbara Stockill, age 83 years, loving mother of Andy Munroe (Berna) and Bryan Munroe. Fond grandmother of Brett, Logan (and his wife Brooke Elizabeth), Ryan and Kirsten. Dear sister of Lynn Jubinville, Carol Jones and the late Bev

Anton Frankford Carter, 80, of North Bay, Ontario, passed away on Thursday September 24, 2026. Anton is survived by his loving wife of 59 years, Phyllis (Angevine), son Grant, grandsons Michael & Jesse, and sister Elizabeth (Dennis) Svestka. He is preceded in death by his sons Dennis & Michael, and

By Richard Coffin The opportunity to meet the people named on all the election signs in West Nipissing is coming up Tuesday. Collège Boréal and the North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce are hosting the Meet the Candidates event, which is being sponsored by the North Bay & Area

By Richard Coffin More than $205,000 was raised in Sunday’s Our Hospital Walk/Run. It was the 20th annual event with more than 645 participants and volunteers supporting local healthcare. Funds raised this year will help provide state-of-the-art medical equipment and patient care at the North Bay Regional

By Richard Coffin Ottawa says $850,000 in FedNor funding will help grow northern Ontario’s music, film and television industries. Officials say the money for Cultural Industries of Ontario North (CION) is expected to create and maintain nearly 45 full-time jobs, all while helping attract new music, film and

By Richard Coffin Nipissing University has a new outdoor classroom. An official grand opening was held Monday afternoon. Designed as a four-season classroom and gathering space, officials say it will enrich learning, foster connection, and create new opportunities for engagement with the land and one another for generations to come.