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Vital seasonal road connections help remote northern communities bring in essential goods, connect to jobs and travel to important services The Ontario government is investing more than $10.7 million through the Winter Roads Program, Bridges and Culverts Stream over the next two years to build and upgrade water-crossing infrastructure

The City of North Bay's Municipal Dashboard is live. Now, you can explore key community stats, track city performance, and see how North Bay is measuring progress. Explore it here: https://ow.ly/3Ei250YoJKb Port North Bay Fully Furnished Office Suites Available for Teams of 1-10

City of North Bay is advising due to the mild weather, has resulted in poor ice conditions. All outdoor rinks operated by the city are currently closed. Port North Bay Fully Furnished Office Suites Available for Teams of 1-10

The North Bay Battalion has signed centre Kam Hodgson to an education and development agreement, the Ontario Hockey League club announced Saturday. Hodgson, a resident of Midhurst, Ont., was a sixth-round pick in the 2024 OHL Priority Selection from the Culver Military Academy 16U team of Culver, Ind. He has

Luke Posthumus scored the winning goal at 8:20 of the third period and added an assist as the Oshawa Generals rallied for a 4-3 Ontario Hockey League victory Thursday night over the North Bay Battalion, leaving the Troops farther behind the Peterborough Petes in the Eastern Conference race. Ben

By Richard Coffin Chances are you’ll see city crews out and about across North Bay fixing up potholes. The City of North Bay says it’s pothole season, and they’re asking residents to point out where crews can find winter damage to roadways. You can call public works

By Richard Coffin Registration is now open for the Special Needs Summer Camp program at One Kids Place. Officials say the camps are designed to provide a safe, supportive, and engaging environment with social and recreational activities tailored to individual strengths and goals. They add the camps focus on helping

July 25, 1974 - February 28, 2026   Scott James Lepine lived a life defined by devotion, strength, and a deep love for family. A private man by nature, Scott found his greatest happiness not in the spotlight but in the simple, meaningful moments shared with those he loved most.  At

1931–2026  It is with heavy hearts that our family announces the peaceful passing of Corinne Guillemette on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at the North Bay Regional Health Centre, with her loving sons by her side.  Corinne was the devoted mother of Armand (Colette) and Maurice (Martha), and the cherished

By Richard Coffin An organizational review, including a comprehensive evaluation of Canadore College’s structure, workforce complement, and resource allocation, is getting underway.    Officials say $20 million in savings need to be identified next fiscal year and beyond, including reductions in salary-related costs.    The phased approach will begin with a