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Northern Ontario Addiction Treatment Centre of Excellence project to be discontinued Canadore College will be discontinuing the Northern Ontario Addiction Treatment Centre of Excellence project.  We have been advised by Ontario Health that funding for the project has been terminated.  All activities will be wound down early in the new

The Ontario government is keeping costs down for workers and businesses by giving back over $2.5 billion by rebating Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) surpluses to hundreds of thousands of safe employers, reducing business premium rates and investing in keeping workers healthy and safe. These ground-breaking measures will

1952- 2024  Ted passed away peacefully at his home in Corbeil on Tuesday November 19th, 2024 at the age of 72.  He was the beloved husband of 53 years to Yvonne (nee Renaud). Dear father of Ted Jr. (Rhonda) and Raymond (Sarah). He will be fondly remembered by two grandchildren

The North Bay Battalion, coming off an up-and-down overtime win over the archrival Sudbury Wolves, plays host to the Guelph Storm in Ontario Hockey League action at 7 p.m. Thursday. It’s the first of three games on the week, which sees North Bay visit the Peterborough Petes on

New program providing specialized services to those who keep province safe The Ontario government is investing more than $32 million to ensure first responders and public safety personnel have access to mental health supports. The new Mental Health Supports for Public Safety Personnel program (MHS4PSP) will provide specialized services for

Province proposing fines and bans for bad actors exploiting newcomers The Ontario government will soon introduce legislation to crack down on fraudulent immigration representatives who exploit newcomers. If passed, the bill would enable the province to create standards that immigration representatives must meet when assisting individuals or employers with their

Mary Louise Lowther (Hutt) was born to Charles Walter Lowther and Audrey Loretta Lowther (Downing) on January 28, 1940, in Windsor, Ontario.  Mary had two older sisters Adele (Duffy) and Patricia (Dye).  Mary passed while she was at the North Bay Regional Health Centre on Saturday, November 16 at the

Port North Bay is redefining office space for the well-being of employees, professionals and entrepreneurs. www.portnorthbay.ca 0:00 /0:27 1× The future of office space is evolving rapidly, influenced by changes in work habits, technology, and employee expectations. Here are some key trends shaping the future of

Cassellholme is aiming to enhance the lives of its residents by purchasing a Tri-Shaw bike. The goal of their Giving Tuesday fundraiser is to raise $20,000 by December 31. Officials at the long-term care home believe that the specially designed three-wheeled bicycle will offer residents opportunities for social interaction,

The Capitol Centre has announced that Bluesfest is making a comeback this winter with a re-imagined format. The festival will now take place from January 9-11, 2025. Previously held outdoors over the Labour Day weekend, the event was discontinued due to a lack of financial support. Dan Misturada, Director of