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After battling many health issues Robert (Bob) Desjardins passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on July 28, 2025, in his 80th year.  Born in Ramore, Ontario Bob was predeceased by parents, Andre and Antoinette Desjardins and in-laws Antonio and Sofia Ciuro. He is survived by his childhood sweetheart

Ontario Rewards North Bay with $400,000 through the Building Faster Fund  Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing, announced that as part of its record-breaking investments in housing-enabling infrastructure, the Ontario government is awarding the City of North Bay $400,000 through the second round of the Building Faster Fund, which

The Rahnmet North Bay Panthers 9U baseball team went undefeated in the 9U Select Vaughn tournament last weekend. It's the second time this season they have finished first in tournament play.  The gold medal game came down to the Panthers and the Richmond Hill Pheonix Baseball Club, with

The Powassan Voodoos added a highly coveted big defender from a U.S. prep school, the club announced on Friday.  Braeden Begley, is a 6’4”, 220 pound 2007 birth year defenceman who split last season between CarShield 18U AAA and Chaminade College Prep in Missouri.    In 82 games last

One of the famed Dionne Quints has passed away. “Cécile has passed away at 91 years of age,” says Ed Valenti, Chair of the Dionne Quints Heritage Board. “We’re sorry to hear that. Obviously, she’s had a very difficult life along with all the Quints and Dionne family.

A boil water advisory has been issued for users of the Thorne drinking water system. The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit says it’s due to a loss of disinfection on July 30. Officials says residents and businesses receiving water from the Thorne water system must bring water

The City of North Bay seeks applications from persons with disabilities, to join the Municipal Accessibility Advisory Committee (MAAC). By joining the committee, you will contribute to developing strategies and reviewing municipal policies, programs, and services, aimed at fostering a barrier-free North Bay. Learn more>https://ow.ly/3kVN50Wx0NG

Applications now open for community projects that protect and restore local natural habitats and greenspaces The Ontario government is making almost $3 million available to community groups and other non-profit organizations for innovative projects to build cleaner, healthier communities such as shoreline cleanups, habitat restoration and tree planting. As part

The Ontario government is investing $1.3 million to expand the Transportation of Medically Stable Patients (TMSP) program to Blanche River Health, helping more patients in Northeastern Ontario access vital treatments and appointments conveniently. This expansion brings the number of communities in Northern Ontario serviced by TMSP to nine, providing

The Ontario government is protecting young people and vulnerable communities by investing $345 million to renew its Anti-Human Trafficking Strategy (AHTS) – the largest investment of its kind in the country. Since its launch in 2020, the strategy has trained more than 1,000 front-line workers and helped tens of thousands