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An arrest has been made following a hit-and-run collision involving an ATV in Mattawa. On April 3, an ATV was reportedly travelling at high speed through a parking lot on Turcotte Park Road when it struck the side of another vehicle. The ATV driver was ejected but got back on

It is with deep sadness that the family of William “Reggie” McLeod announce his passing on April 9, 2025 at the age of 89.  Reg was predeceased by his parents Ken and Beatrice McLeod of North Bay, his brothers Clarence (Mac) and his wife Velma, Garry and his wife Betty,

The North Bay Police Service is investigating a collision between a motorcycle and a pedestrian that occurred on April 11th around 11:30 am. North Bay Police Service officers were dispatched to motor vehicle collision at the intersection of First Avenue West and Cassells Street at around 11:30 am

The North Bay Battalion made centre Cam Warren of the Toronto Jr. Canadiens U16s its first-round pick Friday night in the Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection. Warren, a right shot, was taken with the sixth selection in the 15-round process in which North Bay has a total of 15 picks.

Hospitals across the northeast are experiencing delays because of an issue with the Electronic Medical Record system. On social media Thursday, the North Bay Regional Health Centre said surgeries and appointments are continuing as planned, however they’re asking for patience as teams are temporarily using paper-based documentation.   The Health

By Richard Coffin City police say the province’s Special Investigations Unit has decided not to invoke its mandate after an incident Wednesday night in the 100 block of Main Street West. The North Bay Police Service says officers responded to a disturbance call and spoke to a victim, who

A chance to hear from the federal candidates in Nipissing-Timiskaming takes place on Monday night. The North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce and YourTV North Bay have partnered for the debate, which takes place at 7 pm. It’s also being streamed on YouTube. Election day is April 28,

By Richard Coffin 2024 was a busy year for the Dionne Quints Museum.   Ed Valenti, board president, provided an update to council this week, noting they had several bus tours again, were open Saturday evenings in November for the Winter Market and more.  “In 2024 we had kind of a

By Richard Coffin An assault on Main Street in Sundridge has the Almaguin Highlands OPP looking for the driver of a white Ram pickup truck, with black accents and running boards.   Provincial police say the incident happened at about 10 am on Wednesday, April 9 in a parking lot, with

Provincial gas tax funding will help operate and expand local public transit services  Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing, announced that the Ontario government is investing $785,000 to support public transit in the City of North Bay through the 2024-25 Gas Tax program. This funding can be used to expand