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By Richard Coffin Thursday, Dec. 19th, OLG says Ray Penasse was dealt a winning hand in the Nov.13 POKER LOTTO draw.   He matched five of five cards to win the money.   “I was at the store when I asked the clerk to validate my POKER LOTTO ticket. I had

By Richard Coffin Thursday, Dec. 19th, 2024 Two charitable groups are benefiting after a couple of hockey games between Ontario Provincial Police and students Almaguin Highlands Secondary School.   They took to the ice on Wednesday in South River.   Over $1,100 was raised with the proceeds going to The United

St. Joseph-Scollard Hall Catholic Secondary School (SJSH) is hosting an important registration information session for Grade 8 students and parents on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 at 6:00 p.m.  Meet with the leaders of SJSH’s vibrant Catholic school community, and see what makes SJSH the school for you

The City of North Bay will be initiating detailed design for significant upgrades to a section of Seymour Street from Station Street to Wallace Road.  This project will enhance road safety, improve traffic flow, and upgrade critical infrastructure, with construction tentatively scheduled to begin in the spring of 2025 and

Coach Ryan Oulahen expects two teams fervently seeking better results when the Soo Greyhounds visit his North Bay Battalion in Ontario Hockey League action at 7 p.m. Wednesday. “It’s two desperate teams,” Oulahen said Tuesday, the eve of Teddy Bear Toss Night. “That’s the way that mostly

The North Bay Police Service Board has announced the recipients of its annual Christmas donation campaign. At the December 17, 2024, meeting of the North Bay Police Service Board, members voted to donate $5,000 in funding to local charitable organizations. Five charities received $1,000 each. The recipients are:

By Richard Coffin Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 2024 Results are in from a city police bail compliance and warrant execution campaign.   Through Project Genesis, the North Bay Police Service says officers cleared 104 arrest warrants for a variety of offences.    They include sexual assault, assault with a weapon, theft, robbery with

By Richard Coffin Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 2024 Ten dams in Ontario, including the Hurdman Dam in Mattawa, are being rehabilitated.   The province announced over $75 million for the projects, which will take place over the next four years.    Officials say the work will extend the life of each dam, for

By Richard Coffin Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 2024 Over $9,000 is going to several area charities after a recent Christmas Bazaar & Tea at the Pro-Cathedral of the Assumption.    The annual event is hosted by Catholic Women’s League of Canada.   Groups benefiting include school breakfast programs, Meals on Wheels,

Host Jennifer Tocheri "It's an Incredible Feat for Anything to Ever Work" | Northern Actor Daren Sullivan Hubert the hound dog ate the SD card with the original version of this episode, so here we are for round two (and hopefully it’s less tasty)! Northern actor