High cost of groceries worrying North Bay area food banks and charities
The cost of groceries continues to climb, leaving North Bay-area food banks and charities to worry as inflation rises.
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Province to guarantee loan for $122M Cassellholme redevelopment
It’s still a $122 million project to redevelop Cassellholme For the Aged, a long-term care home in North Bay
Travel agencies in the north say people are eager to get to warm destinations
: Local travel agents say the pandemic has forced them to change the way they operate when assisting clients who want to travel.
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Burk's Falls drug bust nets $1.7M in illegal cannabis plants
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Diesel spill cleared on Hwy. 11 in Powassan
Highway 11 has reopened after a diesel spill that closed the highway and forced evacuations
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City of North Bay reaches deal to begin removing chemicals at airport
North Bay city council has awarded a multi-million-dollar contract for engineering consulting services associated with the removal of chemicals at the Jack Garland Airport.
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Nipissing District school boards announce rules for spectators at outdoor events
Four school boards in the Nipissing District, with support from the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit, have announced the rules under which spectators will be allowed at school-related outdoor events, including sports.
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North Bay police, local agencies partner to create new mental health initiative to help youth
Nipissing University is spearheading a one-year research project to create a youth mental health program aimed at increasing how quickly officials respond to children and youth in crisis in the city.
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Suspected impaired driver on Hwy. 11 faces several drug-related charges
A Quebec man is facing several drug-related charges after losing control of his vehicle and hitting a parked car on Highway 11, police say.
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North Bay considers regulating Airbnb-style rentals
North Bay city council is considering creating a bylaw to regulate the short-term rental industry, which includes Airbnb.
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Northern Ontario woman charged after being found unresponsive in a vehicle
A woman found passed out behind the wheel of a car in northern Ontario along with suspected drugs has been charged and her vehicle impounded, police say.
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New mountain bike trails open in North Bay
After two years of preparation, the North Bay Mountain Bike Association has officially opened the brand new 5km trails and pump track called 'Three Towers Trail Network.'
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Community Living North Bay assisting people with disabilities find employment
October is National Disability Employment Awareness month. This month highlights the importance of diversity in the workforce and the opportunities those who have a disability provide at their job.
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