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The North Bay Police Service says just before 12:30 am Tuesday, officers stopped a vehicle after being alerted to a suspended driver.   They say during an interaction with the driver, a handgun was spotted on the floor of the vehicle.   Stay Informed - Subscribe for Free – Click here Additional

Classes at Canadore College will continue, but some services may be disrupted with full-time college support staff in a legal strike position as of 12:01 am Thursday. The Ontario Public Service Employees Union says traffic delays can also be expected with picket lines on College Drive, Commerce Crescent and

The province says a road rehabilitation project in Geraldton, about halfway between Hearst and Thunder Bay, is the first segment on the road network into the Ring of Fire and its critical minerals. Nearly $62 million is being invested in the project connecting Highway 11 to Highway 584. The government

HWY 63 remains fully closed in both directions due to a collision. The closure is now from Four Mile Lake Rd. to Anita Ave. in North Bay. Details are few but police say HWY 63 is closed in both directions from HWY 533 to The Green Store on Four Mile

The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) is investigating after two food trucks and a trailer belonging to two businesses off Oak Street, near the North Bay Museum, had all of their tires slashed. Police were contacted Tuesday morning and say a suspected accelerant was also found near the vehicles. The

Please be advised that Champlain Street will be closed between McKeown Avenue and Algonquin Avenue from 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, until 9 a.m. Friday, Sept. 12, to accommodate a water valve replacement. Residents are asked to plan accordingly and use caution around the work zone. The City

The Voodoos have bolstered their new look blueline with the addition of Battalion prospect Devran Brown, the club announced Tuesday.   The 6’1”, 175 pound defender netted 4 goals and 14 assists for 18 points in 46 games with the Arnprior Packers of the EOJHL Junior ‘B’ league.   Brown, who

First program of its kind in Canada will promote life-saving early detection and prevention of potentially deadly ruptures The Ontario government is taking action to protect more people against life-threatening abdominal aortic aneurysms, which often have no symptoms and may go undetected until rupture, by launching a new screening program.

Geoff Owen appointed to help deliver a self-reliant, affordable and secure energy system  As part of Ontario’s commitment to build a self-reliant, future-ready and affordable energy system, the Government of Ontario is strengthening the leadership of the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) with the appointment of Geoff Owen as Chair

Air Canada flights out of Jack Garland Airport in North Bay are expected to drop this fall. “Presently there’s one flight a day with Air Canada,” says Bryan Avery, Airport Manager. “As of November, there will be one flight a day, four days a week.” Avery gave a presentation