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This May long-weekend officers from the North Bay Police Service will be conducting the R.I.D.E. program throughout the city.  R.I.D.E. stands for Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere, and is a program police across Canada use to deter impaired driving, and to arrest and charge those

1935 – 2023 Roberta passed away December 31, 2023. Born and raised in North Bay Roberta went on to obtain her grade eight examination in singing from the Royal Conservatory of Music, University of Toronto, in 1956, as well as her teachers’ certificate and thereafter teaching kindergarten (music) and primary grades

It is with heavy hearts, the family announces the passing of Douglas Wayne Carriere peacefully at home on May 12, 2024 at the age of 64. He is survived by his daughter, Ashley Carriere and his grandson Halen. He is also survived by his siblings Barry Carriere (Monique), Brian Carriere,

1940-2024 We are saddened to announce the passing of Gabrielle, which took place on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at the North Bay Regional Health Centre at the age of 83.  Predeceased by her spouse William Reidt, their son, Mark Reidt, as well as her parents Almoza and Oliver Graveline.  Gabrielle

On the morning of May 11th, Tracey crossed over the threshold from life to death. She was recently diagnosed with Lupus, and has suffered through countless illnesses her whole life including Diabetes, and Asthma. She was a warrior, a fighter, and the strongest woman to those important in her life.

Tough new measures, including lifetime licence suspensions, will protect families and keep communities safe The Ontario government is cracking down on impaired driving by introducing legislation that, if passed, would impose stiffer penalties for those who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs – including a lifetime licence suspension for

Student workers with our Parks Department helped to mark the Provincial Day of Action on Litter today with a clean up at Thomson Park. This annual day of action is an opportunity for citizens, municipalities, and businesses across the province to unite under the common cause of creating a greener,

Over $400,000 to Improve Mental Health Care for Postsecondary Students The Ontario government is supporting students by investing over $400,000 towards mental health and addictions services in primary care in postsecondary institutions in North Bay. Mental health projects will provide learners in underserved communities in Northeastern Ontario with

Greater Sudbury Cubs (NOJHL) goaltender Noah Beaulne turned aside all 22 attempts he faced, while Cameron Shanks and Marshall McCharles both tallied twice, to send them on their way to a 6-0 shutout victory over Collège Français Longueuil (LHJAAAQ) Wednesday afternoon in a Centennial Cup contest, presented by Tim Hortons,

Thieves will face licence suspensions including lifetime ban for repeat offenders The Ontario government is cracking down on auto theft by introducing legislation that, if passed, would suspend driver’s licenses for people convicted of the crime. With auto thefts and carjackings on the rise across the province, the legislation