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The Canadian Forces Snowbirds are returning to North Bay. By Richard Coffin Their initial 2026 schedule has been announced, and they’ll be soaring over the city on Wednesday, June 10. “From major cities to small towns, across Canada, we can’t wait to fly for you, meet you, and

One Kids Place (OKP) is hosting its annual Christmas breakfast on Saturday. By Richard Coffin One Kids Place (OKP) is hosting its annual Christmas breakfast on Saturday. There will be waffles, bacon, a hot chocolate bar, activities, and a photo booth. The cost is $5. STAY INFORMED – Click here to

Dec. 6 is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, with a local ceremony taking place on Friday. By Richard Coffin Dec. 6 is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, with a local ceremony taking place on Friday. Nipissing University, the

There’s still time to get involved in the Holidays at the Hospital initiative. By Richard Coffin Officials say the gift-giving program helps spread joy to long-term patients at the North Bay Regional Health Centre (NBRHC). The NBRHC Foundation invites people to choose a gift tag from one of their

What advice would you give to fellow students in 25 years? By Richard Coffin What do you think the world will be like? Or where do you see yourself in 25 years? Those are a few topics the city is suggesting to local students, as they ask for letters for

Local military members are checking their lists and systems twice as they get ready for Santa’s flight across Canada on Christmas Eve. Officials with 21 Aerospace Control and Warning Squadron at 22 Wing North Bay say they’ll be ready to detect, identify, and escort the jolly elf as

The AIDS Committee of North Bay and Area is marking World AIDS Day on Monday. A ceremony starts at 10 am at the Canadore Apartments on Commercial Street. Officials say they will also be honouring Indigenous AIDS Awareness Week (Dec 1-7). STAY INFORMED – Click here to receive the latest news

Another holiday tradition returns Friday with the Downtown Old Fashioned Christmas Walk. The tree lighting ceremony kicks off the festive fun at 6 pm at the corner of Fraser and Main. There’s also hydro bucket and amazing train rides, live music and caroling, a marshmallow roast, community booths, and

Attention multi-unit residential building owners & property managers: carbon monoxide (CO) alarm regulations are changing effective Jan. 1, 2026. Starting in the new year, CO alarms are required not just near sleeping areas, but also on every storey of a unit, even those without a sleeping area. CO alarms are

100 years of music in North Bay is being celebrated on Sunday. Centennial Sounds – From Railway Sounds to Rock and Roll includes live performances, video tributes and what officials say is a musical journey through the sounds that shaped our community. It takes place on Sunday from 1-5 pm at