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City police Traffic Infraction Warning letter-writing campaign underway

If your vehicle has been reported for unsafe driving behaviours you may end up receiving a warning letter from city police.   The North Bay Police Service has launched a new initiative to address what it says is a growing number of traffic-related complaints from the public.   As part of this

CAA lists Premier Road as one of the worst in the north

By Richard Coffin The Worst Roads list for Ontario is out from CAA. All of the top 10 are in Southern Ontario. Premier Road in North Bay is third on the northern list with three streets in Sudbury and one in Sault Ste. Marie compiling the regional top five. Report

North Bay Aviation Expo takes flight Saturday

By Richard Coffin Here’s a chance to take an up-close look at real airport equipment, some airplanes, and more.   The North Bay Aviation Expo runs from 10 am to 2 pm on Saturday at Jack Garland Airport and the surrounding industrial park.   A variety of tours are set up,

Canadore College Honours Community Partners

Canadore College proudly reaffirmed its commitment to experiential learning by recognizing the vital role that local organizations and businesses play in shaping the future workforce. At its annual Partner Appreciation event, the College celebrated the invaluable contributions of its community partners who support student placements and work-integrated learning opportunities. Each

Stronger Together

Northern Ontario Service Deliverers unveils strategic plan to guide health and human services in our communities ‘Stronger Together’: Northern social services leaders unveil plan to improve support for our communities The Northern Ontario Service Deliverers Association (NOSDA) 2025–2030 Strategic Plan, supported by the DNSSAB, will help strengthen services, improve

Vandalism in Bonfield being Investigated

By Richard Coffin The North Bay OPP says its investigating repeated incidents of vandalism at Kaibuskong Park in the Township of Bonfield.    Ontario Provincial police say a report of mischief, including multiple items being thrown into the water, was reported to them on May 27.    Officials say the Township has

Police seize loaded handgun and suspected drugs

By Richard Coffin About 90 rounds of ammunition were seized after a search, along with suspected cocaine and crack cocaine. City police report a loaded 9 mm handgun, ammunition and nearly $3,000 in suspected drugs were seized after officers responded to a drug-induced medical emergency two weeks ago.  Two

More commercial development could be coming to Pinewood Park Drive

By Richard Coffin There’s interest in further commercial development on Pinewood Park Drive, across from the casino.    A council committee has given approval to rezoning and official plan amendments for just over 15 hectares of land, which also has frontage on Decaire Road.    Paul Goodridge, speaking on behalf of

Floodplain Mapping is Now Complete

North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA), in collaboration with the Province of Ontario, the City of North Bay, and the Municipality of Callander, has completed a comprehensive update to floodplain mapping for several key watercourses in the region.  The completed mapping includes Chippewa Creek, Parks Creek, and Jessup’s Creek within

Council takes the kindness pledge

“At least until the next city budget,” After taking the kindness pledge, city council has to be kind.  “At least until the next city budget,” says 10-year-old Graham Shaver, host of the Kindness Cast.   He presented to council on Tuesday night about the return of the Kindness Project next week

Council takes the kindness pledge

“At least until the next city budget,” After taking the kindness pledge, city council has to be kind.  “At least until the next city budget,” says 10-year-old Graham Shaver, host of the Kindness Cast.   He presented to council on Tuesday night about the return of the Kindness Project next week

Pipeline tensions linger despite positive first ministers’ summit

By My North Bay Now Staff Alberta’s push for a pipeline through northern B.C. is threatening to cause friction, even as leaders presented a united front after the First Ministers’ meeting. Provincial and territorial leaders met with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Saskatoon on Monday, each bringing their

Silver Birches School Making a Difference

Silver Birches School, North Bay Hydro, Eagle Tree and North Bay’s Clean Green and Beautiful have created an extended partnership over the last 4 years. Since 2021, this initiative has brought over 20 tall, thriving trees to our schoolyard—an incredible gift that continues to enrich our school community

Neil Davis

Peacefully passed away surrounded by the love of his family at the North Bay Regional Health Centre on Saturday May 31, 2025, at the age of 75 years. Neil was the beloved husband of Joanne (nee Calder) Davis, and the loving father to, Debbie Davis (John), Adam Davis (Tracy), and

The Kindness Project Gears Up

North Bay gears up for The Kindness Project’s second annual Kindness Week. Schedule Below It’s back! The Kindness Project returns June 9 to 13, and this year, it’s louder, bolder, and even kinder. The campaign is built on the simple yet powerful idea of “Do good. Feel

Rahnmet North Bay Panthers 9U baseball squad in Sinclair Yards, Sault Ste. Marie

The Rahnmet North Bay Panthers 9U baseball squad ran into a tough U9 Soo Black Sox team in four exhibition games this past weekend at Sinclair Yards in Sault Ste. Marie.  The games provided a valuable learning experience for the North Bay side who, despite losing the first three games,

PARFITT, Harry

Harry Parfitt peacefully passed away on May 31, 2025, in his 76th year. Harry was a devoted husband and father. He leaves behind his wife Carolyn (Barney), daughter Cassaundra Horner (husband Greg), son Johnnathon (wife Stephanie) and grandchildren Braeden and Keiara. He also leaves behind his father Bill, mother Sheila,

Police Requesting Assistance in Threatening Incident

The North Bay Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in relation to an incident involving a pedestrian and a pick-up truck at the corner of Trout Lake Road and Laurentian Avenue in North Bay. On Thursday May 29th, at around 4:40 pm the victim was driving in

Everyone encouraged to wear red for Armed Forces Day

By Richard Coffin Armed Forces Day Schedule Below Thousands of people are expected to take part in Armed Forces Day on Wednesday at the city’s waterfront.   That includes busloads of students from area schools.   It’s the thirteenth in-person event with air demonstrations, static displays, music and more lined

Clean, Green, Beautiful launches Streetscapes 2025

By Richard Coffin A community-wide initiative that recognizes and celebrates the most inspiring outdoor spaces in North Bay is underway.   Clean, Green, Beautiful North Bay’s Streetscapes program helps shine a light on beautification efforts by residents and businesses.   From vibrant front yards to edible gardens, blooming balconies, and local