Spotlight

The North Bay Police Service (NBPS) has identified and charged a local man responsible for multiple incidents of vandalism in the downtown core. The accused, Anthony Straiton, 43-year-old, male, of North Bay, has been charged with the following offences: * One Count of Mischief Under $5,000 (The Corporation of the

Nipissing University honoured five distinguished alumni during its annual Alumni Awards ceremony held at the Grande Event Centre in North Bay. Hosted by the Nipissing University Alumni Advisory Board (NUAAB), this celebration recognizes the exceptional achievements of alumni who have made significant contributions to their professions, communities, and the University.

What is starting out as a reduction in Air Canada flights from North Bay to Toronto is resulting in the flights taking off and leaving the city all together. The airline is suspending its flights to North Bay, effective Jan. 30, 2026. The announcement was made in a release detailing

A Canadian Olympic, Skate Canada and Canadian Sports Hall of Famer is in North Bay this weekend. On Friday and Saturday, Elizabeth Manley is taking part in a seminar and on-ice sessions with about 15-20 North Bay Figure Skating Club members at Memorial Gardens. Manley is a three-time national champion

Largest expansion of Ontario Parks in 50 years will protect and expand province’s tourism sector The Ontario government is investing nearly $60 million to create more camping opportunities for families and outdoor enthusiasts at some of the province’s most popular provincial parks, adding up to 300 new campsites

A former city manager of tourism and recreation is suggesting council consider creating a community-based committee, with city representation, for honorific facility naming. Dave Saad presented to council on Tuesday night, saying such a committee was formed in the 1980s. He applauds the city’s sponsorship policy, approved in early

Ford Global Caring Month 2025: Making a Local Impact with Ford’s Quest for the World’s Largest Dealer Food Drive  Ford is excited to kick off Global Caring Month, an annual worldwide effort where Ford employees and dealerships come together to support their communities. Throughout September, our team members

The trainsets are being manufactured by Siemens Mobility Canada with delivery expected in a matter of months.   “We expect to receive the first trainset in early 2026, in the winter, with the other two to follow,” says Chad Evans, CEO of Ontario Northland. “Immediately upon receipt we’ll begin that

Ten-thousand full-time support staff at Ontario’s 24 colleges, including Canadore, are on strike Thursday morning. This after last-minute contract talks failed between the Ontario Public Service Employees Union and the College Employer Council. The biggest stumbling block is the union demand of job protection, that being no layoffs, and

The province says a road rehabilitation project in Geraldton, about halfway between Hearst and Thunder Bay, is the first segment on the road network into the Ring of Fire and its critical minerals. Nearly $62 million is being invested in the project connecting Highway 11 to Highway 584. The government