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Government remains focused on rebuilding Ontario’s economy and protecting public safety Premier Doug Ford has named Jill Dunlop as the new Minister of Education and Nolan Quinn as the new Minister of Colleges and Universities. Kevin Holland has joined Cabinet as the new Associate Minister of Forestry and Forest

At Report North Bay, we want to highlight and support local businesses as an on-line media organization. We highlight and profile a local business to show our support to assist local business owners that are creating employment in our area as part of our comprehension coverage of local news. If

The City of North Bay would like to advise everyone that McIntyre Street will be reduce to one lane, between John Street and Fisher Street, again on Wednesday, Aug. 21, for resurfacing. Additionally, sections of John Street and Regina Street, between Main Street and Worthington Street, will also be temporarily

The North Bay Police Service arrested and charged a 26-year-old female and a 39-year-old male for drug trafficking after a traffic stop on August 17, 2024. At approximately 9:30 a.m. on August 17, 2024, members of the North Bay Police Service conducted a traffic stop of a vehicle

The City of North Bay is advising as of September 1, 2024, North Bay Transit fares will be increasing. The first fare adjustment since 2015, the increase will be used to help offset rising costs that transit has been experiencing over the past nine years, including those related to vehicle

Please be advised that a section of Memorial Drive will be reduced to one lane today while resurfacing work is underway. All businesses are open including the Boat, the Chief Commanda, the Heritage Train & Carousel, Shabogesic Beach. Arts and Culture events and other scheduled activities are still a go.

Sustainable Canadore’s latest initiative, “Our Forest: A Living Lab for All,” is a finalist for an International Green Gown Award in the Nature Positive Category. The project focused on creating a 10-year forest management plan for the 460 acres of forested land at its College Drive campus.  “It is

Applications open for $200-million Community Sport and Recreation Fund The Ontario government is now accepting applications for the new Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund (CSRIF). Announced as part of the 2024 Budget: Building a Better Ontario, the province is investing $200 million through the fund to help communities revitalize

$100 million investment will support community initiatives that help prevent violence and support survivors The Ontario government is launching a call for proposals for new community-based projects that support survivors of gender-based violence. These initiatives will focus on preventing violence through education and awareness, building safer, healthier communities and enhancing

Solve the Crisis.  That’s the name of Ontario’s Big City Mayors campaign to help municipalities address homelessness, and the mayors of Northern Ontario’s five largest cities are endorsing it.   The group, which includes the mayors of North Bay, Sudbury, Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie and Thunder Bay says