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Maurice Switzer, one of the 26 board of governors for Nipissing University, is resigning because of an interaction between an Indigenous student and former Ontario Premier Mike Harris.
A six-month pilot project in North Bay will see passengers arriving in the city via Ontario Northland use their Northland ticket to ride city transit.
Environment Canada has issued a heavy rainfall warning for North Bay, Powassan and Mattawa, with heavy rainfall expected to combine with melting snow.
A military training exercise happening this weekend is being conducted between Toronto, North Bay and Burwash to practice flooding and wildfire response.
The social services board in the Nipissing District says 24-7 homeless shelter service and support will continue at its current location on Chippewa Street in North Bay until a new hub location can be found.
A special constable at the courthouse in North Bay is not criminally responsible for the death of a suspect who overdosed while in custody in 2024, Ontario's police watchdog has concluded.
A 46-year-old northern Ontario man is facing numerous charges including two counts of arson after a fire Wednesday afternoon west of Temiskaming Shores.
North Bay police say a man who was out on bail for several serious previous charges has been charged in a stabbing early Wednesday morning.
A dog in distress in North Bay was rescued Wednesday afternoon in North Bay thanks to the combined efforts of police and firefighters.
Ahead of the federal election Monday, CTV News Northern Ontario is speaking with candidates looking for votes in ridings across northern Ontario.
As the spring melt continues, two northern Ontario communities are warning of high water levels.
Police in North Bay say they were forced to shoot an aggressive dog that was attacking people last week on Main Street East.
A 37-year-old woman from Kirkland Lake who was already on probation has been charged in connection with two fires that were set early in March.
A 37-year-old from West Nipissing, Ont., has been charged with several offences after an automatic licence plate reader alerted police to a suspended driver.
This summer, the Dionne Quints Heritage Board in North Bay wants to attract more American tourists to the century old birth home of the five identical sisters who became a world-wide phenomenon.
The birth home of the quintuplets born in the North Bay area in 1934 attracts thousands of visitors a year and the museum is hoping to increase that number.
