North Bay

As North Bay celebrates its centennial anniversary, a former resident, Peter Handley, has released a new book about the Gateway City.

One of the North Bay waterfront’s treasured family attractions is closed until the end of the month after the miniature train went off its track.

A new report reveals hospitals in northeastern Ontario have dramatically increased spending on for-profit staffing agencies over the past decade, with costs more than tripling.

The City of North Bay is urging residents to avoid unauthorized outdoor burning after multiple grass fires in recent weeks threatened public safety and property.

A 25-year-old Toronto man and a 32-year-old North Bay woman were arrested last week after police seized a loaded handgun, drugs, and cash during an investigation.

A 35-year-old man faces firearms-related charges following a large-scale police operation in Mattawa and surrounding areas.

Two men are accused of stealing more than $25,000 in merchandise from a North Bay store and returning nearly $6,000 worth of stolen items for refunds over four months last year.

The City of North Bay will be recognizing its longest-serving council member, the late George Maroosis, with parkette dedication.

A man prohibited from having guns is in police custody after several firearms were seized from a home in Mattawa.

The Skyhawks parachute demo team returns to North Bay for the annual Armed Forces Day celebration along with new fly by of an F-16.

Two of the four finalists in a new national competition to find the next big country music star are from northeastern Ontario. Eric Taschner reports.

Two up-and-coming country singers from northeastern Ontario vying to be Canada’s next country music star in a new national competition are performing in Sudbury.

MADD Nipissing Chapter recognized three local officers for their dedication to combating impaired driving during its annual Officer Awards Ceremony.

A northern Ontario mother has spent over a week guarding an endangered Killdeer’s nest near a busy recreational area in Temiskaming Shores, fearing the eggs could be crushed by passersby.

Ontario Provincial Police say they have cleared the area of Park Street and McCool Street after issuing an advisory about an increased police presence in the Mattawa area on Sunday afternoon.