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By Richard Coffin Ontario’s police watchdog has cleared a provincial police officer of any wrongdoing after the arrest of a 29-year-old man in South River last November.    The Special Investigations Unit says as officers approached the man at a gas station on Highway 124 to arrest him for a

By Richard Coffin A local dragon boat racing team of breast cancer survivors is putting out the call for new members.   The Warriors of Hope say both paddling and non-paddling members are welcome.   Report North Bay - Stay Informed, subscribe for free, click here Officials say whether as a survivor,

By Richard Coffin A central export in the burgeoning tariff war with the United States has a key role in our region.   The high-grade nickel that Premier Doug Ford is talking about withholding comes from Sudbury.   He says it accounts for 50% of the nickel used for the U.S.

By My North Bay Now Staff U.S. President Donald Trump has confirmed that his threatened 25 per cent tariff on all Canadian goods entering the United States will take effect at midnight. Trump made the announcement at 3 p.m. ET, telling reporters at the White House: “Tomorrow, tariffs

North Bay Police Service Investigating Recent Incident of Tire Vandalism The North Bay Police Service is seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect or suspects involved in damaging vehicle tires throughout the city of North Bay after another incident of tire damage occurred between March 2 and 3, 2025. On

Calem Mangone scored two goals and earned two assists, pacing the Saginaw Spirit to an 8-3 victory Sunday over the North Bay Battalion that cost the Troops breathing room in the Ontario Hockey League’s Eastern Conference playoff race. Igor Chernyshov had two goals and one assist, while Zayne Parekh

By Richard Coffin Two local youth bowlers from Partners Billiards and Bowling in North Bay are heading to nationals in Edmonton in early May.  Mya Labonté and Marley Pedskalny (pictured above) won gold in the Bantam Girls team division at the Northern Ontario Provincials in Dryden on the weekend.  They

By Richard Coffin Almaguin Highlands OPP reports a person has died after a single-vehicle snowmachine crash on a trail Friday morning.   Provincial police, fire fighters and paramedics were dispatched just after 10 am to a trail in Sundridge. The OPP says a 54-year-old-person from Norfolk was pronounced deceased at the

Help Shape North Bay's Community Safety and Well-Being Plan The City of North Bay, in partnership with community organizations, is updating its Community Safety and Well-Being Plan to enhance safety, inclusivity, and quality of life for all residents. Report North Bay - Stay Informed, subscribe for free, click

The Ottawa 67’s served notice Friday night that they’re not done in the Ontario Hockey League’s Eastern Conference playoff chase. Filip Ekberg scored two goals to lead Ottawa to a 5-2 victory over the North Bay Battalion, pulling the 67’s within three points of the eighth