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The Ontario government is investing an additional $74,500 in the Healthy Babies Healthy Children Program delivered through the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit to better support children’s development and family wellbeing in Nipissing/Parry Sound. The program connects vulnerable families to key prevention, early identification and

Panel discussion and memorial inspire open dialogue and foster hope In recognition of World Suicide Prevention Day, CMHA North Bay and District will host a panel discussion and memorial event on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. The event aims to foster open, honest conversations about suicide

The North Bay Battalion broke training camp Sunday with 24 skaters and three goaltenders still contending for roster positions with the Ontario Hockey League club. Goaltenders Mike McIvor, Charlie Larocque and Carter Nadon were retained with nine defencemen, numbering Jacob LeBlanc, Wyatt Kennedy, Bronson Ride, Brayden Turley, Tyson Rismond, Zach

After winning his opening draw on Saturday, North Bay's Rob Shaw lost his quad singles quarterfinals match in wheelchair tennis at the Paris Paralympics on Monday. He dropped a straight sets decision (6-0, 6-0) to number 2 ranked Niels Vink of the Netherlands. Shaw was the lone Canadian

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Fares increased on North Bay Transit on the weekend. Effective September 1, the price for a single ride went up a quarter to $3.25.  Monthly passes are also up between $5 and $7 while a day pass increased by a Loonie to $9. "This adjustment is necessary to

If you’re willing to wait five to ten minutes in line for a cup of coffee, you can stop and wait for the school bus.   That from Pierre Ranger, chair of the Let’s Remember Adam campaign, with the new school year starting on Tuesday.    “I really need people

The Near North District School Board says Sundridge Centennial Public School will be closed Tuesday, September 3rd. It's due to a lack of water. The board adds families and transportation services have been advised, and school staff will follow up with families on Tuesday.   The post Sundridge Centennial

Work is continuing on the bank stabilization and water flow management of a 4 km section of Depot Creek to control the amount of sand entering the waterway and damaging the cold water aquatic habitat for speckled trout and other invertebrate species.  The project was launched in 2017 by the

The North Bay Police Service is reminding drivers of their responsibilities as students return to school, and will conduct a Traffic Safety Initiative for the month of September.  The month-long project will target motorists that disobey traffic laws, especially in school zones.  Offences such as speeding, fail to stop for