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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

A recent traffic stop in the area resulted in a handful of people being charged with seatbelt-related counts. The North Bay OPP says around 11:30 am on Aug. 5 officers stopped a vehicle with eight people inside. Police say four adults and two children from Brampton were not wearing

Written by Bob McIntyre Mid-August is an unusual time to see black bears in people territory, but some of that activity is being reported this year. Micheline Mamone is the MNRF’s provincial coordinator for human-wildlife management.  She agrees that it’s unusual, especially considering that we didn’t have

The Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League (NOJHL) released Monday its current 2024 preseason schedule. Presently, 10 of the league’s 12-member clubs have multiple contests on their respective exhibition slates leading up to the start of the NOJHL’s 2024-25 campaign. On-ice action will feature four teams taking part in

At Report North Bay, we want to highlight and support local businesses as an on-line media organization. We noticed Port promoting virtual offices. So we set out to find out what this is all about. To be transparent, our office is located at Port but hearing about this expansion to

Our hearts are filled with sadness as we share with you the passing of Jean-Pierre David Courtemanche (JP) April 7, 1969 - August 16, 2024. JP had a love for the outdoors, hunting, fishing, boating and camping, and spent most of his free time enjoying these things with family and

Sections of John Street and Regina Street, between Main Street and Worthington Street, will be temporarily closed on Tuesday, August 20, for resurfacing preparations. The resurfacing work is scheduled for later that week. Stay tuned for additional details.

We have been notified of a possible blue-green algal bloom in Lake Nipissing along the waterfront of the City of North Bay. This notification comes following previous confirmation by the North Bay District of the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks of a blue-green algal bloom in Lake Nipissing,