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Ask us why we voted NO! one picket sign read at a recent rally in Timmins, ON to support workers locked out by the Canadian Mental Health Association Cochrane-Timiskaming (CMHA-CT).  If you pass by familiar faces in Timmins, Iroquois Falls, Matheson, Kirkland Lake, Cochrane, and New Liskeard holding picket signs

Lucas Lowe made the most of his 100th NOJHL contest, scoring twice including the overtime game-winner as the Timmins Rock battled back for a 5-4 win over the visiting Powassan Voodoos at the McIntyre Arena on Friday night. Lowe broke in on a 2 on 1 in overtime and picked

Sandis Vilmanis scored three goals and goaltender Dom DiVincentiis made 34 saves as the North Bay Battalion defeated the Saginaw Spirit 6-3 Friday night in the opener of a road trip of three games in as many days. Anthony Romani and Justin Ertel each had one goal and one assist

The North Bay Police Service is pleased to join the Toronto Police Service and other community partners across the country, in implementing the Military Veteran Assistance Referral Form, as part of the Military Veterans Wellness Program.  The Toronto Police Service Military Veterans Wellness Program (MVWP) began development in 2019 by

The City of North Bay has organized a week of free events and activities during the March Break. The week will kick off with Zumba for Kids on Mar. 12 at the Circle Lake Community Centre from 10 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. On March 13, all ages are

The Government of Ontario formally introduced legislation to officially repeal the controversial wage restraint law that was the focus of a recent court ruling. The Government of Ontario today repealed Bill 124 in its entirety through an Order in Council, as was permitted through the legislation. Repealing the Bill will

Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing, announced today that the Ontario government has invested $800,000 in one-time funding to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) North Bay and District. This funding will assist with the costs associated with the urgent temporary housing of 37 tenants following the closure of the

Premier Doug Ford announced Ontario is providing Toronto with $114 million in funding through the Building Faster Fund after the city exceeded its 2023 housing target. Toronto broke ground on a total of 31,656 new housing units last year, unlocking an additional $38 million by exceeding their 2023 target

Reversing this decision will prevent an average of $4,400 being added to the price of new homes, or tens of thousands of dollars being added to the price of a home in rural Ontario. The Ontario government introduced legislation that, if passed, would reverse a December 2023 decision by

Criminal Charges laid by police include: 3 charges of Assault with a Weapon, 2 charges of Mischief, 1 charge of Administer a Noxious Thing, 1 charge of Assault. On February 20th, at 7:49 am, police were called to a King Street East address in regard to a disturbance between