OPP advise of increased wildlife collisions in North Bay area
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) in North Bay are advising of increased highway collisions involving deer, moose, and bear in the area when compared to June of last year.
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College student-run food truck in North Bay serves up southern cuisine
A food truck in North Bay is operating like a summer classroom on wheels for Canadore College students.
E-bike rider injured in North Bay collision; OPP looking for witnesses
An e-bike rider was injured Thursday evening while riding on the North Bay bypass at O'Brien Street.
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There is still time to plant grass seed: gardening expert shares tips on how to get the best results
The owner of a northern Ontario garden centre says it’s not too late to plant some grass in your yard.
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David Bowie painting found in town outside North Bay, Ont., sold for $5, now being auctioned for $38K
An individual who is remaining anonymous purchased a $5 painting from the Macher Mall last summer. It turns out the painting was done by famous musician and artist David Bowie and is now being auctioned off for more than $38,000.
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North Bay City Council votes to increase access for snowmobiles
It might be summertime, but North Bay City Council is already looking ahead to the snowmobile season.
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Chief Commanda should be in Lake Nipissing next week
The Chief Commanda has been docked in Callander since 2019 due to the pandemic, but officials say it will be in Lake Nipissing soon.
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COVID-19 infections at North Bay jail spread, outbreak now facility-wide
Health officials in North Bay have upgraded the COVID-19 outbreak at the jail to the whole facility and say 13 people have now been infected.
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Eight-bed residence for youths who have been through trauma to open soon in North Bay
The Arbour House is set to open this fall. The on-of-a-kind eight-bed residence will provide services for youth aged 12-18 who have been through trauma.
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Investigation underway after OPP discover body of North Bay man
The Ontario Provincial Police in North Bay is investigating after the body of a 45-year-old man was found in Merrick Township.
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Rooftop concerts planned in North Bay
As COVID-19 restrictions begin lifting, a popular North Bay entertainment venue is planning a series of summer concerts from the rooftop.
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North Bay musician receives nomination at Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards
Esther Pennell’s latest album, ‘Big Dream,’ received a nomination at the Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards
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COVID-19 outbreak at North Bay Jail
Officials confirmed Sunday evening that there is a COVID-19 Outbreak at the North Bay Jail
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