North Bay

By Richard Coffin Ontario Northland says it’s committed to providing a safe and secure travel experience for all passengers. To that end, they’re implementing enhanced boarding measures. “All passengers will now be required to present a valid ID displaying a name that matches their ticket in order to

By Richard Coffin In six months it’ll be the snow and cold, but for now we’re dealing with the heat and humidity. Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the North Bay area, with a heat event beginning today (Monday, July 13). The weather agency says we

By Richard Coffin The North Bay Police Service is advising a 35-year-old woman reported missing Sunday has been located. “We would like to thank the public, BAYSAR, the Ontario Provincial Police, and 22 Wing of the Canadian Armed Forces for their assistance in bringing this investigation to a favorable conclusion,

The Bruman Community Dog Park is open and ready to welcome residents and their four-legged friends. Recent improvements include an expanded large dog area with a natural wooded section, new shade tables and benches, improved drainage, and a new walkway connecting the park to the recently completed parking area. The

Eight weeks after launching its online reporting system, the North Bay Police Service (NBPS) is reporting positive operational results and strong feedback from both the public and NBPS members. Since May 18, 2026, NBPS has received 113 reports through its online reporting system. Incidents reported have included thefts from retailers,

By Richard Coffin Several Royal Canadian Air Cadets from around the country converge on Canadore College on Monday. The college has been awarded a contract to deliver a three-week Aircraft Maintenance training program for 20 air cadets this summer. Officials say it renews a relationship that has helped introduce young

By Richard Coffin City fire officials are investigating the cause of a fire Wednesday night at a semi-detached home on Dane Street, adding it is not deemed suspicious. Crews from all three stations were dispatched shortly after 8 pm and found heavy smoke and fire conditions coming from the basement

By Richard Coffin A shared celebration of remembrance, hope, compassion and connection is lined up for the waterfront this weekend. The Near North Palliative Care Network (NNPCN) is hosting its 17th annual Butterfly Release at the Kiwanis Bandshell on Saturday, from 11 am to 2 pm. Officials say it has

By Richard Coffin A free, family-friendly event this weekend is bringing the FIFA World Cup 2026™ fan experience to North Bay. It takes place on Saturday (July 11) from 3-11 pm at the Education Centre, at 100 College Drive. There will be a skills activation zone, food vendors, beer garden,

By Richard Coffin The Anishinabek Nation says the announcement of the Northern Shield Energy Corridor has blindsided First Nations. Along with saying the project represents a significant threat to their land, water, and future generations, Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige calls the situation alarming. She says no meaningful discussions or