North Bay

By Richard Coffin There’s a reason why Ontario Provincial Police continue to target speeding, alcohol and drug impairment, driver inattention and a lack of seatbelt usage. The OPP says those factors were linked to a significant number of last year’s 344 fatalities on roads they patrol. They add

By Richard Coffin Canadore College is winding down its West Parry Sound campus. That announcement from the college, with a series of organizational changes being made, including workforce reductions and service adjustments. Officials say while provincial funding announcements and advocacy efforts are positive, Canadore continues to face the impacts of

Canadore College welcomed future leaders, changemakers, and trailblazers to campus this week for its Women in Justice event - an inspiring day focused on connection, mentorship, and advancing representation across justice-related careers.  The event brought together Grade 11 and 12 students, along with Canadore College students and alumni, for an

By Richard Coffin Sidewalk replacement work is taking place on Jane Street between Durrill and Bloem streets this week, with the road closed during the day.    The city says traffic will be managed in stages.   From 7 am to 9 am, one lane will remain open to accommodate morning traffic,

The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) is proud to join police services across Ontario in recognizing Police Week 2026 and Canada Road Safety Week, taking place May 10–16. This year’s provincial theme, “Protecting Ontario through Service,” highlights the dedication of police officers, 9-1-1 communicators, civilian professionals, and community

The City of North Bay advises that one lane and sidewalk on Cassells Street, across from Victoria Street, will be closed for three days starting Monday to allow for rock scaling work. Motorists and pedestrians are encouraged to exercise caution when travelling through the area. This work is being completed

Starting today, Jane Street between Durrill Street and Bloem Street will be closed during most daytime hours for approximately one week while sidewalk replacement work is completed. One lane will be open during peak traffic times in the morning and afternoon to help accommodate traffic, with full closures in place

Construction on several infrastructure projects will begin this week at the Wastewater Treatment Plant on Memorial Drive and continue throughout the spring and summer. Most of the work will take place within the plant’s property limits; however, residents may notice periodic noise and minor traffic disruptions along Memorial Drive

Two infrastructure projects are scheduled to begin on Monday May 11, resulting in temporary lane restrictions and closures in different areas of the city. Cassells Street – Rock Scaling Work The inbound curb lane and sidewalk on Cassells Street, across from Victoria Street, will be closed for three days starting Monday

By Richard Coffin The Federal Conservatives say we may not hear the roar of the Snowbirds flying overhead after this year, telling the House of Commons air show organizers are quietly being told this is the final season for the iconic air demonstration team. During Question Period on Thursday, Saskatchewan