Sundridge Sunflower Festival returns
Close to 200 vendors were set up on Main Street in Sundridge for the Sunflower Festival.
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R.I.D.E. check leads to impaired driving charge in West Nipissing
Ontario Provincial Police’s Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) program leads to impaired driving charges in West Nipissing, according to a news release Thursday.
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Police in Bracebridge ID two shooting victims
A second victim of a July 27 incident has died of gunshot wounds, Bracebridge Ontario Provincial Police said Friday.
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Beware of rental scams, North Bay police warn
The North Bay Police Service says it has received reports of scammers taking money from victims by advertising fake rental listings online.
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City of North Bay assisting local companies find employees
The City of North Bay will launch a pilot project this fall to help local companies find employees.
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Number of invasive species in the north is rising
The number of invasive species on land and in the water continues to be an issue across northern Ontario.
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Jacob Hoggard's sexual assault case returns to northern Ont. court Oct. 17
A judicial pretrial will be held Oct. 17 in connection with sexual assault charges against singer Jacob Hoggard.
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Judicial pre-trial scheduled in Jacob Hoggard sexual assault case
A judicial pre-trial has been scheduled in a northeastern Ontario court in the sexual assault case of Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard.
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Queen's Platinum Jubilee Award pins handed out in North Bay
The award is named after Queen Elizabeth and this year's pin recognizes her 70 years of service.
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Franco-Ontarians can finally have their proper spelling on health cards
The Ontario Government announced Wednesday that French accents will finally be available on health cards for the francophone community.
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Tourism picking up in North Bay due to different activities
With summer still in full swing, the hope is people will take a trip here, enjoy the scenic view, catch a show or spend money in the city and then come back again.
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Mattawa resident killed when vehicle and moose collide on Hwy. 17
A 60-year-old resident of Mattawa was killed July 30 when a moose and a vehicle collided on Highway 17 in Calvin Township near North Bay.
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