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Local businesses are being asked for their insights on the economy and issues that matter to them.    The North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce and the Ontario Chamber of Commerce are conducting their annual Business Confidence Survey. Topics revolve around confidence in Ontario’s economy, what governments should prioritize

With heavy hearts, the family of Alison Battistoni (née Kernohan) announces her peaceful passing at the North Bay Regional Health Centre on Tuesday October 15, 2024. Alison was born in Northern Ireland and grew up in Sudbury, Ontario, where she met and fell in love with her husband, David Battistoni.

North Bay Battalion fans got a fresh look at the Ontario Hockey League club Monday when the Troops emerged from a season-high six straight road games and served up a 4-2 Thanksgiving Day victory over the Owen Sound Attack. It marked the first of four home dates in a five-game

The North Bay Fire and Emergency Services is thrilled to announce the return of it's annual Halloween Night for Kids. Organizers are seeking community donations to ensure the success of this beloved event. The following items are needed: Wrapped candy and chips, Pumpkins of various sizes, Corn stalks

We had lots of extra time due to the warm fall, but fall has arrived. The warm weather let us keep the fun going a little longer this year, but the Family of Rotary’s Splash Pad and its washroom facilities are now officially closed until next summer.

There’s still time for area youth to pen their short stories and poems for the ninth annual Youthwords Writing Contest.    It’s hosted by Wordstock Sudbury Literary Festival but is open to youth across the northeast in grades 9 to 12.   Along with cash prizes, the contest provides young

Dozens of locations in North Bay will 'Light It Up' for National Disability Employment Awareness Month on Thursday.    They’re shining purple and blue lights on disability-inclusive hiring.    "There's obstacles in a lot of avenues of life," says Ashleigh Riley, Program Manager Skills Development

Province proposing restrictions for bike lanes, raising highway speed limits, freezing knowledge and road test fees and fixing potholes The Ontario government is making life easier for drivers by introducing legislation that would, if passed, require municipalities to receive approval from the province before installing new bike lanes that would

The way the city conducts town hall meetings is going to be reviewed. Council supported a motion on Tuesday night to look into town hall procedures and make recommendations. A recent town hall event only allowed for pre-scheduled public presentations. Councillor Jamie Lowery, who seconded the motion, says it came

July 1, 1948 - October 5, 2024  Passed away peacefully at Nipissing Serenity Hospice after a lengthy battle with cancer. Husband of Jose Cybulski and predeceased by wife Sylvia Cybulskie and brother Robert Cybulski. Survived by sons Stephan Cybulskie (Tara), Sean Cybulskie, and Daniel Cybulskie; grandchildren Justin, Payton, Anouk, and