North Bay

By Richard Coffin City police say the province’s Special Investigations Unit has decided not to invoke its mandate after an incident Wednesday night in the 100 block of Main Street West. The North Bay Police Service says officers responded to a disturbance call and spoke to a victim, who

2025 North Bay Tourism Magazine In celebration of National Tourism Week (April 7-11, 2025), Tourism North Bay is excited to share the release of the 2025 tourism magazine. Capitalizing on the success of the initial launch in early 2024, the updated magazine includes new elements, new stories and historic images

The North Bay Police Service is investigating an incident that occurred on April 9th, in the 100 block of Main Street West. North Bay Police Service officers were dispatched to an incident around 6:30 pm on April 9th involving a disturbance on Main Street West, North Bay. As a

Theatre Canadore is set to launch its fifth season with an exciting theatrical performance starting on Thursday, April 10, 2025. This season’s production draws inspiration from the iconic game Clue, promising a unique fusion of intrigue, history, and humor. “Clue On Stage is a comedy of infectious energy and

Individuals who walked the common areas (hallways and lobby) of the east main entrance or visited the retail pharmacy at the North Bay Regional Health Centre between 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1 to midnight on Thursday, April 3, may have been exposed to measles, the North Bay

By Richard Coffin The city is taking action on affordable housing issues in the community. That from Councillor Justine Mallah, Chair of Community Services, who says they’ve heard loud and clear from residents that are concerned about the housing crisis, especially affordable housing options. “The Community Safety and Wellbeing

With the election less than three weeks away, Food Banks Canada is calling on the federal parties to commit to cutting food insecurity in half by 2030. The group that represents 5,500 food banks across the country says almost a quarter of Canadians are living with food insecurity, adding

UPDATE: On April 7, at approx. 7:30 a.m., North Bay OPP and EMS responded to a single-vehicle rollover on Hwy 11 in Callander. The 70-year-old driver from Delhi, ON, was pronounced deceased at the scene. The OPP Traffic Team is assisting with the investigation Report North Bay – Stay

By Richard Coffin The province is looking to protect the economy, businesses and workers from the impact of U.S. tariffs.   Premier Doug Ford has announced $11 billion in relief and support measures to ‘weather the storm’ and keep people on the job.   “We can’t control President Trump, but

By Richard Coffin City police say an unannounced school bus safety campaign has wrapped up with full compliance.   The North Bay Police Service conducted the blitz the week after March Break.   “Drivers not stopping for school buses is a leading traffic complaint in North Bay. However, I am happy to