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By Richard Coffin The North Bay and District Chamber of Commerce is growing. In fact, the business group has been tabbed as the second fasting growing mid-sized chamber in Canada. The Chamber of Commerce Executives of Canada (CCEC) has released its second annual ranking of Canada’s fastest growing Chambers,

A dozen roses or carnations can be purchased for $30, with the proceeds going towards Rotary projects and initiatives here in our community and around the world. Rotarians will be out in the community selling the flowers up to June 15th. Port North Bay - Fully Furnished affordable modern Office

Rest in peace Shelagh December 22, 1947 – May 26, 2026 She was a wild child, full of bright green and mischief…but in the dark woods she battled demons who tried to pull her away from the light and dampen her shine. The gods said, “Its time to go, little

Peacefully passed away surrounded by the love of her family at Cassellholme – Home for the Aged-on Tuesday June 4, 2026, at the age of 92 years. Doris was the beloved wife of the late Lorne Martin and the loving mother to Carol Rochefort (Guy), Nancy Mandaglio (Frank), and Brenda Milne

By Richard Coffin Over $386,000 is flowing to seven Senior Active Living Centres (SALC) in Nipissing. Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing, says the funding will help the SALC programs deliver the services and community connections seniors need to live healthier, more independent lives. Port North Bay - Fully Furnished

By Richard Coffin North Bay Fire and Emergency Services (NBFES) is reminding residents that valid open air burning permits are required in the city. They’re also advising people to check official sources when it comes to fire bans being issued. “Over the past several years, we have become aware

By Richard Coffin When you’re heading to the beach this summer, the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit says you’ll notice new signs to help you make an informed decision before going in the water. Officials say they’re moving away from monthly water sampling and are

By Richard Coffin The YMCA of Northeastern Ontario is mapping its future over the next few years. Officials launched the Y’s 2026–28 Strategic Plan, titled ‘Foundations for the Future’ on Thursday. It focuses on increasing access to programs and services, strengthening support for youth and families, advancing health

By Richard Coffin New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) kicks off its 28th annual Sound Travels Festival with a Pride concert Saturday night. It’s sponsored by Almaguin Pride and features Kat Estacio and Barry Truax, 2SLGBTQI+ sound artists from different generations. The opening concert starts at 6 pm at

Skills Development Fund investments will prepare more than 7,300 workers and jobseekers across Northern Ontario for in-demand careers The Ontario government is supporting workers’ training and economic growth through the sixth round of the Skills Development Fund Training Stream. Through an investment of nearly $8 million across three training