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UPDATE: No injuries reported at Sylvan Crescent house fire
By Brad Aubin
No injuries are being reported after a house fire on Sylvan Crescent.
Crews were called out shortly before 9:00 a.m on Thursday.
Platoon Chief Steve Denomme says heavy smoke and flames were coming out as they pulled onto the scene.
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Suspect Assaults Peace Officer, Police Officer injured
FONOM calls for northern consultation during Conservation Authority transition
Crews removing ice from Parks Creek
Scholarship created for area PSW students
Province opens nominations for the Order of Ontario
74-year-old charged after fleeing from police
Man Arrested with Suspected Fentanyl Following Traffic Stop
26 total charges laid against Alberta trucking company and two drivers
Sports
Lakers competing at the Paralympics
By Richard Coffin
At the Paralympics in Italy, Nipissing Lakers’ commit Maddie Mullin and guide Brooke Ailey finished sixth in the Women’s 10km Interval Start Classic Vision Impaired cross-country event.
Ailey is a fourth year Nipissing student and member of Lakers Nordic.
They will also compete in the 20k
Provincial curling groups to merge May 1
Amidovski powers Troops
Powassan earns narrow 3-2 win in Espanola
Dawson leads Powassan past Greater Sudbury
ESC Algonquin hosting OFSAA ‘A’ girls volleyball championship
Battalion signs Hodgson
Oshawa defeats Battalion
North Bay Minor Hockey crowns House League champs
Troops whitewash IceDogs
Upcoming Events
Summer Cruise series going back to the 80s
By Richard Coffin
There’s no word if the Chief Commanda II has been outfitted with a flux capacitor, but you’ll have a chance to revisit the 80s on board the Lake Nipissing cruise ship this summer.
The Capitol Centre’s Summer Cruise Season is expanding to four musical
One Kids Place summer camp registration underway
45th Annual Induction and Awards Dinner
Plunging into ice cold water for Special Olympics
Nipissing University gearing up to welcome mini-Lakers
Help Prevent Cancer. Get the HPV Vaccine
City offers free March Break programming
Fraud Prevention Month Highlights the Hidden Crime
Community invited to discover impact of Nipissing research
March is Fraud Prevention Month
North Bay
UPDATE: No injuries reported at Sylvan Crescent house fire
By Brad Aubin
No injuries are being reported after a house fire on Sylvan Crescent.
Crews were called out shortly before 9:00 a.m on Thursday.
Platoon Chief Steve Denomme says heavy smoke and flames were coming out as they pulled onto the scene.
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Suspect Assaults Peace Officer, Police Officer injured
Crews removing ice from Parks Creek
Scholarship created for area PSW students
Province opens nominations for the Order of Ontario
Man Arrested with Suspected Fentanyl Following Traffic Stop
3rd Annual Youth Symposium
North Bay Woman Arrested for Impaired Driving and Drugs Suspected for Trafficking
Helping students remember their story matters
Snow depth decreases 23 cms
Local Business
New defence contract for Voyageur Aviation
By Richard Coffin
Voyageur Aviation Corp., which is headquartered in North Bay, has signed a deal continuing its partnership with the Department of National Defence (DND).
Under the terms of the contract, Voyageur will establish a dedicated maintenance capability within the Aerospace Engineering Test Establishment’s hangars in Ottawa.
They’
Support For Entrepreneurs in Nipissing
New fund supporting women entrepreneurs
Area job postings up nearly 59% month-over-month in January
College Organizational Review to Strengthen Student Access, Success and Industry Alignment
Local company helping create virtual dance space for hospitalized children
Ontario Launches New Job-Creating Critical Minerals Strategy
FedNor funding to support strengthening of northern workforce
FedNor minister says there’s a ‘buzz on the floor’ at PDAC
Dozen local companies heading to world’s ‘premier’ mining convention
Spotlight
Love Is an Action Word (It’s Harder Than You Think)
By Brooke Bertrand, MA, RP
February 15, 2026
The real measure of intimacy isn’t a holiday, it’s what happens every day.
You’re reading this the day after a major love-centric holiday. And that’s on purpose. Some of you may have had a lovely holiday. Others may
Brooke’s Inside Voice
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Port North Bay Charts Bold Course
Sudbury Five Name Joey Puddister as Head Coach and GM
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City honouring veterans with new crosswalks
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Crosswalks Painting Donated
News
FONOM calls for northern consultation during Conservation Authority transition
By Richard Coffin
With the province looking to reduce the number of conservation authorities by 75%, the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities (FONOM) wants Northern communities to be fully engaged during the transition.
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74-year-old charged after fleeing from police
26 total charges laid against Alberta trucking company and two drivers
Expanding Community Non-Profit Programs
Ontario Taking Next Steps to Improve Conservation Authorities
Over $340,000 to Enhance Live-in Treatment Services
Another fatal collision has FONOM calling for urgent action on northern highways
Building Bridges and Culverts Along Winter Roads in the North
Upgrades Voyageur Multi-Use Trail System Bridges
