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By Richard Coffin It’s a party that’s been a hundred years in the making.   North Bay’s Homecoming Festival is only three and a half weeks away.   Officials say the free ‘celebration of the century’ from Aug. 1-3 is bringing the community together to honour the rich history,

Charity Barbecue and car wash this Thursday, July 10th Location: One Kids Place Parking Lot (400 McKeown Ave) Time: 10 am until 2 pm (Barbecue 11am-1pm) The North Bay Police Service continues its long-standing tradition of supporting local charities by hosting an upcoming car wash and barbecue, for the Make

Dine in the Sunshine with North Bay’s Pop Up Picnic! As the days get longer and the sun shines brighter, Tourism North Bay is ready to help you take advantage of these warm days, seasonal activities and delicious food this summer! We're excited to announce the relaunch

THE ART GALLERY OF ALGOMA MARKS 50 YEARS (Sault Ste. Marie, ON) As Ontario officially recognizes July 7th, 2025, as Group of Seven Day, this year’s celebration holds special significance for Sault Ste. Marie and the Art Gallery of Algoma (AGA) as the institution proudly marks its 50th anniversary.

By Richard Coffin The city is getting ready for homecoming.    Stretching from downtown, the waterfront and Lee Park, the new North Bay Homecoming Festival, is coming up on the Civic Holiday weekend (Aug. 1–3).   The event is celebrating the city’s centennial.   Report North Bay – Subscribe for Free -

Brings 80 Vendors to One Location A new marketplace is preparing to open in Callander this summer, aiming to support local artisans, small businesses, and unique retail offerings. Treasure Trail, a vendor-style shopping destination, will officially launch on July 3rd, 2025, at 1407 Main Street West, next door to Rug-a-Roo.

North Bay's Family of Rotary is pleased to invite families to come out to their 3rd Annual Rotary Community Day on July 19 at the Rotary Splash Pad/Playground. Besides enjoying the splash pad and playground, there will some fun activities with the North Bay YMCA and an

By Richard Coffin Several local residents and businesses will be ‘Up the Creek Without a PADDLE’ on Trout Lake on Friday.    The 16th annual fundraiser supports the PADDLE Program, Providing Adults with Developmental Disabilities Lifelong Experiences.    People will be stranded in a dragon boat off Olmsted Beach with no way

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