North Bay

By Richard Coffin Clean Green Beautiful North Bay (CGB) has a few events coming up for Earth Week, but you can start getting ready for any clean-up efforts now. CGB says its 2026 biodegradable cleanup bags are available. Officials say you can visit their website and place an order. Port

North Bay resident George Mannering charged The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) is investigating an incident of animal cruelty that resulted in the death of four kittens. A North Bay man, who was wanted on an outstanding warrant, has been arrested and charged in connection with the incident. STAY INFORMED

The City of North Bay is advising residents that the Seymour Street Reconstruction Project has resumed. The project, which began in August 2025, will continue through the 2026 construction season as crews return to complete remaining road, infrastructure, and intersection improvements. Port North Bay - Fully Furnished affordable modern Office

By Richard Coffin If you live in the rural parts of North Bay, the city is hoping you’ll consider joining the Rural Advisory Committee. Officials say having people on the committee that live outside the urban part of the city can help communicate the unique needs and interests of

By Richard Coffin (Update: April 9) The North Bay Police Service reports it has safely located missing youth Hope. Officials are thanking the community for their support during the search. Earlier this week Police said there was some concern after she hadn’t been seen since April 1.   STAY INFORMED

By Richard Coffin Well over a decade after it was cancelled, Premier Doug Ford arrived on the new Northlander train in North Bay on Thursday. The province says the visit marked a critical step in the passenger rail service’s return to service later this year. Details on fares have

The District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board (DNSSAB) is providing an update on homelessness services in the District, highlighting new transitional housing capacity and the continuation of essential shelter services. Later this spring, Northern Pines Phase 3 will convert to transitional housing, creating 24 transitional housing units for the

By Richard Coffin North Bay Councillors Mac Bain and Gary Gardiner have been elected as city representatives on the Cassellholme Board. The vote was held at Tuesday night’s meeting. Four councillors put their names forward. Bids by councillor Jamie Lowery and councillor Chris Mayne, who was previously removed by

By Richard Coffin Council is calling for urgent action on safety improvements along Highways 11 and 17 in Northern Ontario. They supported a motion to that effect on Tuesday night. Deputy Mayor Maggie Horsfield says it’s about advocating for the safety of the people they represent, ensuring the critical

By Richard Coffin The city is buying Laurentian Ski Hill and Janey Avenue property on the escarpment owned by the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA). Council approved the $1.4 million purchase on Tuesday night. It includes about 50 hectares of land, including the ski hill and the Interpretive Centre