North Bay

Canadore College President George Burton announced Wednesday morning on social media that he’s retiring.

More municipal vehicles had their tires slashed in North Bay over the weekend, bringing the cost of damage to city vehicles to $62,000 this month alone.

A Brampton, Ont., tow truck company and one of its drivers have been charged after police stopped a truck towing a fire-damaged trailer hoisted up on two wheels.

A storm approaching northeastern Ontario will bring rain and a chance of thunderstorms in some areas. Rick Wyman has all the details you need to know.

Northern Ontario police say thieves caused $40,000 in damage when they stole the grounding copper wire from 30 utility poles in West Nipissing earlier this month.

As the WSIB strike drags on, Ontario Compensation Employees Union president Harry Goslin visited the picket line in North Bay on Tuesday to update them on contract negotiations.

North Bay city council will get an update Tuesday on plans to build a community and recreation centre at the Steve Omischl Sports Complex.

North Bay Mayor Peter Chirico is under fire after the city’s standard financial oversight processes flagged his use of a corporate credit card for a number of personal expenses.

A surge in serious collisions on northern highways this week all involved commercial motor vehicles – and three involved large transport trucks.

A regional chief for Anishinabek Nation says he briefed Ontario Provincial Police Thursday on what to expect when First Nations take to the streets to protest provincial and federal legislation aimed at fast-tracking major projects.

Two northern Ontario towns hold Torch Runs for Special Olympics.

Canada must find a way to fast-track critical minerals production without cutting corners on Indigenous rights and environmental protections, according to new research from the Canadian Climate Institute.

North Bay police have opened an office in the heart of the downtown. Located at 168 Main St. E, the office is part of a plan to increase police presence in the area and deter people from committing crimes.

Allister Thompson’s first book was self-published, but his second, ‘Birch and Jay: The Knowledge Seekers: Book 1’ was published by Latitude 46.

The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit and REACH Nexus, a group working on strategies to address hepatitis, HIV and other sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections, is collaborating to get health care and wellness items for those who need them.