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By Richard Coffin Smile Cookies are returning later this month at Tim Hortons and several area groups are benefiting. The chocolate chunk cookies with an icing smile will be available from April 27 to May 3. Restaurants in the city are supporting the North Bay and District Humane Society while

By Richard Coffin A council committee is looking for more information involving a 40-spot day care centre proposal on Gertrude Street. It would see a residence become a full-fledged day nursery only, with no one living there. Staff had recommended the request be denied. STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive

By Richard Coffin A federal petition calling for the government to establish an Independent Military Honours Review Board, and consider awarding the Canadian Victoria Cross, is coming to the floor of the House of Commons. Nipissing-Timiskaming MP Pauline Rochefort (Liberal) is presenting the petition on Wednesday. Valour in the Presence

The clean-up continues after parts of the city were flooded on Tuesday. By Richard Coffin “We talk about the 100 year storms. Well, I think we just witnessed one,” says Mayor Peter Chirico. “Reports from the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority is that’s the highest level that’s ever been

By Brooke Bertrand Stress Awareness Month? In THIS Economy?? Say Less! We are already aware of our stress. Very, extremely, overwhelmingly aware. What we need now is each other.  And the Joy Train. Every April, the wellness industrial complex swings open its arms and declares it Stress Awareness Month. Candles

Lisa O’Kane has been selected as the recipient of the 2026 Al Brennan Memorial Trophy as the Coach of the Year, as chosen by the North Bay Sports Hall of Fame Sports Awards Selection Committee. The Al Brennan Memorial Trophy is an annual award presented by the North Bay

Lee’s Road has been closed to local traffic only due to some damage from yesterday's flooding. The road is expected to reopen later this morning with flaggers in place. STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive the latest news right to your inbox. This is a free service

By Richard Coffin The city says all roads closed after Tuesday’s weather event and flooding of Chippewa Creek are back open, except for Duke Street between Wyld and Fisher streets. Officials say it remains closed Wednesday morning to allow for sand and debris removal. Nipissing-Parry Sound Student Transportation Services

Due to rising water levels and ongoing localized flooding, the City of North Bay and the North Bay Battalion are advising that tonight’s game has been postponed due to limited access to Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens related to localized flooding and related road closures. STAY INFORMED – Click here to

By Richard Coffin Area Photos The North Bay Police Service is advising caution as recent rainfall and spring runoff are causing rising water levels and localized flooding throughout the area. Officials say condition are expected to persist over the coming days. They say current and forecasted weather conditions may lead