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City police ERT training at Memorial Gardens
By Richard Coffin
Don’t be alarmed if you see an increased police presence at Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens on Chippewa Street.
That from the North Bay Police Service, which says the Emergency Response Team is taking part in a training exercise at the arena on Tuesday (May 26).
Officials
City crews installing sidewalk improvements along McIntyre
Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic Board appoints new trustee
Another stunt driving charge in North Bay
Investing to Help Small Businesses Adopt Digital Technologies
Legislation to Protect Communities and Keep Streets Safe
Downburst confirmed May 18 in Mattawa
City says dog park improvements getting underway
Empowering Indigenous youth through biking, leadership and skill-building
Sports
New bench boss in men’s hoops at Canadore
By Richard Coffin
Canadore College has appointed Bill Crowdis as head coach of the Panthers Men’s Varsity Basketball team.
Officials say he brings extensive coaching experience at the collegiate level, with a strong track record of success across the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA).
He previously served as head
Cubs suffer season-ending defeat to Collège Français at Centennial Cup
Flin Flon tops Sudbury in Centennial Cup action Monday
Cubs drop Bearcats to hit win column at Centennial Cup
CJHL announces its finalists
Voodoos defender to play college hockey in Czechia
Cubs Centennial Cup opponents set
Kaedyn Long’s OT winner gives Sudbury NOJHL Title
NOJHL names its Rogers 3 Stars of the Week
Culhane nets Dedication to Soccer Award
Upcoming Events
Get Ready North Bay
Kindness Week returns May 25–29 with community events, inspiring stories and simple ways for everyone to “Do good. Feel good.”
The third annual Kindness Week is set to bring thousands of acts of kindness to communities across North Bay and District from May 25–29, encouraging residents of all
TOROS presenting Pippin on stage this year
Countdown on to outdoor market season
City of North Bay Closures for Victoria Day
Waterfront carousels opening this long weekend
Juno-award winner performing in support of the Canadian Ecology Centre
One North Festival to celebrate multiculturism at the waterfront
Celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend with Free Fishing
Business award nominees sought
Gateway Theatre Guild invites you to Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding
North Bay
City police ERT training at Memorial Gardens
By Richard Coffin
Don’t be alarmed if you see an increased police presence at Boart Longyear Memorial Gardens on Chippewa Street.
That from the North Bay Police Service, which says the Emergency Response Team is taking part in a training exercise at the arena on Tuesday (May 26).
Officials
City crews installing sidewalk improvements along McIntyre
Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic Board appoints new trustee
Another stunt driving charge in North Bay
City says dog park improvements getting underway
Empowering Indigenous youth through biking, leadership and skill-building
Nearly a third of Canada Road Safety Week charges were for speeding
NBMCA to Resume Parks Creek Operations
Male Arrested, Charged with Attempted Abduction of a Child
Community drug alert ends
Local Business
Investing to Help Small Businesses Adopt Digital Technologies
New investment will help nearly 450 businesses increase sales and revenue while creating good-paying jobs
The Ontario government is continuing to deliver on its plan to protect workers and support small and medium-sized businesses with an additional $5 million to expand the Digital Competence Centre (DCC). This provincewide initiative is
Ontario Helping More Women Train for In-Demand Careers and Leadership Roles
Ottawa delivers $2.2 million to strengthen area manufacturing resilience
New look East Side Mario’s reopens
Investing in Next Generation of Canadian Mines
Ontario Investing $10 Million to Modernize Georgia-Pacific North Woods Facility in ENGLEHART
Sellebrations continue to Expand
Investing to Unlock New Markets for Biofuel
Ontario Introducing Legislation to Support Implementation of HST Relief on New Homes
Business award nominees sought
Spotlight
Stress Awareness Month? In THIS Economy?? Say Less!
By Brooke Bertrand
Stress Awareness Month? In THIS Economy?? Say Less!
We are already aware of our stress. Very, extremely, overwhelmingly aware.
What we need now is each other. And the Joy Train.
Every April, the wellness industrial complex swings open its arms and declares it Stress Awareness Month. Candles
Stress Awareness Month? In THIS Economy?? Say Less!
(Update) All but one flood-impacted city roads reopened with school buses cancelled (April 15) in North Bay area
Rotary4Kids Raises $112,000 and counting for special needs kids!
Chewie nearing retirement
Adam Dennis wins Jim Aspin Memorial Award as Executive of the Year
Tired of Fighting About “Nothing?
Love Is an Action Word (It’s Harder Than You Think)
Brooke’s Inside Voice
Brooke’s Inside Voice
News
Legislation to Protect Communities and Keep Streets Safe
New measures would crack down on illegal activity, protect victims of crime and strengthen public safety
The Ontario government introduced legislation that would, if passed, strengthen public safety, support victims of crime and give law enforcement stronger tools to keep communities safe. The Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act,
Downburst confirmed May 18 in Mattawa
Ontario Welcomes $306 Million Steel Manufacturing Investment by Tenaris in Sault Ste. Marie
Golden anniversary for Our Lady of Sorrows
Road work on Highway 64 north of Sturgeon Falls
Ontario Cracking Down on Illegal Truck Yards
West Nipissing lifts emergency declaration
Union makes its case for 6% hospital funding increase
Ontario Restricting Government Use of Chinese-Made Drones
