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By Richard Coffin A free, family-friendly event this weekend is bringing the FIFA World Cup 2026™ fan experience to North Bay. It takes place on Saturday (July 11) from 3-11 pm at the Education Centre, at 100 College Drive. There will be a skills activation zone, food vendors, beer garden,

By Richard Coffin The Anishinabek Nation says the announcement of the Northern Shield Energy Corridor has blindsided First Nations. Along with saying the project represents a significant threat to their land, water, and future generations, Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige calls the situation alarming. She says no meaningful discussions or

Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing announced that the Ontario government is investing over $90,000 through the Ontario Arts Council (OAC) project grants and the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund (OCAF). This support is part of the government’s plan to protect Ontario by supporting workers, businesses and communities in the

To Deliver the Summer Cadet Aviation Program and Promote Awareness of Aviation Skilled Trades Careers  Canadore College has been awarded a contract to deliver a three-week Aircraft Maintenance training program for Royal Canadian Air Cadets this summer, renewing a valued relationship that has helped introduce young Canadians to careers in

By Richard Coffin Attendance records for the mayor and members of city council in North Bay are now available on the city’s website. Information is provided on participation in Council meetings, committees, and external boards and agencies. The city says the information also includes any declared conflicts of interest,

By Richard Coffin The Labour Market Group (LMG) is calling the 577 job postings in May a ‘strong late-spring rebound’. In its latest report, LMG says that’s up just over 13% month-over-month and sits just below (1.8%) the four-year May average. Year-over-year, job postings increased by just over

By Richard Coffin Royal Canadian Legion branches across Ontario, including locally, are now getting rebates for applying or renewing their liquor licences. Across the province, it amounts to about $50,000 a year and involves nearly 400 branches. The program took effect on June 1 and applies retroactively to April

By Richard Coffin The Capitol Centre is offering a chance to see some TV shows and movies with connections to North Bay on the big screen. They’ve announced a new series of free ‘Hometown Screenings’. “After the wonderful success of our Centennial Screenings as part of the City of

Investment will help accelerate production of innovative Ontario-made wood product, creating 10 new good-paying jobs he Ontario government is investing an additional $425,000 through the Forest Biomass Program to help Daiken North America accelerate production of its new laminated board. This investment will help get a first-of-its-kind wood panel

Peacefully passed away surrounded by the love of her family at the Nipissing Serenity Hospice on Sunday July 5, 2026, at the age of 79 years. Lois was the beloved wife of Larry Ardiel, and the loving mother to Shawna Ardiel, and Larry Joe Ardiel (Christa). She was the cherished