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North Bay's Making Over Main Street project is moving into its final phase, with construction shifting to Block 1, between Fraser and Cassells streets, starting this Friday. Work on Blocks 2 and 3, between Fraser and Ferguson streets, will wrap up by the end of the week, with

The City of North Bay invites residents to share their feedback and opinions by participating in a Community Survey. Open until the end of September, the online survey aims to gather valuable insights from residents on topics such as budgeting, city services, transit, communications, and customer service. The feedback collected

CFRE International has named Kate Merritt-Dupelle as a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE). Kate Merritt-Dupelle, Development Officer, Major Gifts, North Bay Regional Health Centre Foundation joins over 7,700 professionals around the world who hold the CFRE designation.  Kate is a philanthropic leader with over a decade of experience in

North Bay’s Deputy Mayor says she believes if the conditions that cause homelessness don’t change there are no solutions at the municipal level that will solve it. Maggie Horsfield put forward a motion at Tuesday night’s council meeting calling on the provincial and federal governments to work

The North Bay Police Service is advising the public not to be concerned if they see an increased police presence in the Thibeault Hill area.   Officials say city and provincial police will be searching for Marcus, a 51-year-old man reported missing by family in Brampton earlier this month.   His vehicle

Council will be voting Tuesday night to invite the community and recreation centre’s project developer to provide an update at a future special committee meeting.   A report from CAO John Severino says since council awarded the $2.6 million contract to EllisDon, the project team has completed detailed geotechnical

Council will be voting Tuesday night to invite the community and recreation centre’s project developer to provide an update at a future special committee meeting.   A report from CAO John Severino says since council awarded the $2.6 million contract to EllisDon, the project team has completed detailed geotechnical

A new peer-reviewed study warns Ontario’s hospital workers, including those locally, are in turmoil as they deal with an intensifying staffing crisis that is harming their well-being and compromising patient care.  Research for the study ‘Running on Empty’ is based on extensive interviews with 26 hospital workers including nurses,

The City of North Bay, the North Bay Public Art Advisory Committee (PAAC), and Creative Industries are seeking local artists and designers to create artwork for future downtown bike lockers.  Bike lockers will be installed at the Transit Terminal on Oak Street and Shabogesic Beach in September. Each locker holds

The investment will ensure people have access to vital children and social services in safe and accessible spaces The Ontario government is investing $450,000 for necessary building upgrades and repairs to children and social services agencies. Funding through the Partner Facility Renewal program is provided to agencies, such as