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New funding advancing economic growth through increased support for employment and training opportunities  The Ontario government is investing $800,000 to three First Nations in Nipissing to support economic prosperity in the region. These investments are part of Ontario’s commitment to economic reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples.  “Our government is

The curtain rises on the North Bay Battalion’s 11th season of Ontario Hockey League play when the Peterborough Petes visit Memorial Gardens at 7 p.m. Friday. The Battalion has almost a full complement of players available, as Mike McIvor, Ethan Procyszyn, Anthony Romani and Dalyn Wakely have been

(Photo supplied by Chippewa Secondary School) Officials at Chippewa Secondary School say their 20th annual Terry Fox Run was a 'grand success'. Over $12,000 was raised for cancer research on Thursday.   Top fundraising class was Madame Hebert's 8-I class and top fundraiser was Molly MacDonald

A snapshot of homelessness in Nipissing will once again be taken this fall.   The District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board says the fifth homelessness Point-in-Time count will take place over 24 hours from October 9th to the 10th.   Individuals in emergency shelters, public institutions, and transitional housing who do

The North Bay Police Service is advising the public that there will be Emergency Response Team (ERT) training throughout this week at various locations throughout the city. Members of the public should not be alarmed if they see an increased police presence in different areas of North Bay, including Memorial

North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority Please be advised that NBMCA office at 15 Janey is closed this afternoon due to emergency remedial work. If you require immediate service, use our https://nbmca.ca/about-us/staff-directory/ to contact staff. Our apologies for the inconvenience.

A milestone fundraising event is taking place Thursday at Chippewa Secondary School.   It’s the school’s 20th annual Terry Fox Run.   Officials say they’re hoping to reach a school record and top $15,000 in donations for cancer research.  A pep rally starts the day with teachers being

The City of North Bay is proud to announce that its Waste Diversion Outreach Program and Spotlight Contest has been recognized with a GOLD Promotion and Education Award by the Municipal Waste Association (MWA). This award, presented during a conference earlier this year, acknowledges the program’s success in educating

Monday, September 30th is the fourth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day.    Officials say the day is dedicated to honouring residential school survivors and remembering those that have been lost.  It’s also ‘A Day to Listen’ with hundreds of radio stations across Canada, including 106.

The province is expanding its integrated employment services to three more regions, including the northeast.   Officials say it will help connect jobseekers, including those on social assistance and people with disabilities, with rewarding careers.   Planning began earlier this year with full implementation expected by early next year.   Collège Boréal is