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MPP Vic Fedeli is pleased to announce that the Ontario government is investing over $1.4 million in communities across the province to help support young victims, witnesses and survivors of gun and gang violence, including human trafficking, and their families. The funding, through the Grant to Support Child Victims

The North Bay Police Service has recently posted signage at the entrances to their building prohibiting the recording or taking of photographs on the property without prior permission from the Chief of Police.  This is in response to some increased activity throughout Ontario where civilian employees and police officers were

Northern Ontario ski racers set to compete in giant slalom and slalom events at Antoine Mountain February 23-25, 2024 The North Bay Ski Racing Club is excited to announce the participation of 90 ski racers (U12, U14, U16 age categories) in a three-day alpine ski racing event at Antoine Mountain

Longtime Ward 3 Coun. Gerry Montpellier has died. Mayor Paul Lefebvre announced the long-time city council member’s death at the start of tonight’s finance and administration committee of city council. “It is with great sadness that I share the news that our colleague Gerry Montpellier has passed away

The City of North Bay is planning to initiate on-site remediation of PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) at the Jack Garland Airport lands as early as this spring. The work will be subject to North Bay Council's approval next week of an increase in contract price and scope

Peter rode his Harley into the sunset for the last time on Valentine's Day, 2024.  He was greeted with open arms by his brother and best friend, Keith, a fellow Harley rider.  Also there to welcome him home were his mom and dad, Geraldine (Irwin) and Arthur (Punch)

Yesterday, Report North Bay reported a large North Bay City Police and OPP presence on King Street East. Very few details were released as the Police had an active investigation ongoing. It is very normal for Police do not release information right away because of an ongoing Police investigation. At

Today, the Ontario government introduced legislation that, if passed, would make it easier and faster to build transit, housing and other critical infrastructure. The Get It Done Act would also help people keep more of their hard-earned money by banning new tolls on provincial highways and give them a veto

Applications are now open for the Ontario Seniors Community Grant Program. The seniors' grants support local, not-for-profit community groups and organizations to deliver programs and learning opportunities for Ontarians aged 55+. Every year, the Ontario government provides hundreds of Seniors Community Grants ranging from $1,000 to $25,000

Zalen Michael Crepeau April 11, 1991-Feb 7, 2024 It is with immense sadness and profound heartache that Zalen's family share the loss of their son and brother, who passed away on Feb 7, 2024. Zalen was the beloved and cherished son of Mike and Michelle (nee Coutu) and