North Bay

Lesley Hampton, a member of Temagami First Nation, is seeing her work featured at Holt Renfrew in Mississauga as part of a three-week pop-up celebrating Indigenous History Month.

The West Parry Sound detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police arrested two impaired drivers in consecutive days following a traffic stop and a public complaint.

A Sturgeon Falls man has been fined and handed a hunting suspension after pleading guilty to illegally killing and abandoning a moose in northern Ontario.

The North Bay Battalion and the YMCA have announced a multi-year partnership aimed at promoting youth development, health, and community engagement.

The Ministry of Natural Resources in the North Bay District said Friday that a flood watch is in effect for the residents in Papineau-Cameron Township, Mattawan Township and the Town of Mattawa on the Ottawa River until July 4.

Communities in northeastern Ontario will have many offerings for residents July 1 to celebrate Canada Day.

Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a crash involving a single motorcycle in West Nipissing that sent the driver to hospital with life-threatening injuries Thursday night.

North Bay Mayor Peter Chirico held a last-minute news conference Thursday afternoon to call for an investigation into his expenses by the city’s integrity commissioner.

Environment Canada has issued a heavy rain warning for areas in and near North Bay, Powassan and Mattawa, with as much as 50 mm of rain expected Friday.

North Bay Battalion sign Cam Warren of Vaughan to the team.

With summertime upon us, here are the tips you need to know to make the most of your road trip vacation.

The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit is advising residents on the southwest part of Commanda Lake to be cautious after a harmful algae bloom, also known as blue-green algae, was confirmed in the lake.

After multiple owners and closures, the Cobalt Train Station is opening its doors once again. The station has a long and storied history, first opening to the public June 5, 1910. It had its official reopening Wednesday.

Arson charges have been laid against four 16-year-olds and a 17-year-old in connection with a huge fire last week in northern Ontario.

A 26-year-old commercial motor vehicle driver from Edmonton has been charged under the Criminal Code after police stopped his vehicle on Highway 11 because of “obvious” tire defects.