Forests Ontario to plant more trees in the North
Since 2008, Forests Ontario has planted more than two million trees in the north. Now, through a federally funded program called the 2 Billion Trees Commitment, even more will be planted.
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Let's Remember Adam campaign fills a bus
The 3rd annual Let's Remember Adam Fill the Bus Toy and Food Drive took place in Mattawa Saturday.
‘This is going to help people’: North Bay’s new addictions treatment centre set to open next summer
The Northern Ontario Addiction Treatment Centre of Excellence coming to North Bay is a step closer to becoming a reality. It will be located in the old Farquhar Chrysler Dealership on Lakeshore Drive.
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North Bay Battalion take part in Bullying Prevention and Awareness week
It's Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week in Ontario and the North Bay Battalion teamed up with a number of elementary schools in the city to spread the message.
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North Bay suspect tasered after lunging at police with an axe
A 32-year-old woman is facing charges following an early morning incident with an axe Thursday in North Bay.
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Police say Kirkland Lake suspect called in false report about a serious accident
Police and emergency medical personnel in Kirkland Lake responded to reports of a serious collision Thursday evening, but soon discovered it was a false report.
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As demand for minerals grows, Wawa is ‘booming’
The northwestern Ontario community of Wawa is enjoying growth in the natural resource sector and workers are needed throughout the scenic area.
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North Bay students learn STEM though coding Lego robots
North Bay students are getting a chance for a fun learning opportunity. They're learning science, technology, engineering and math through coding Lego robots.
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Drivers still not stopping for school buses, North Bay police say
Ontario Provincial Police in North Bay say that despite repeated warnings, some drivers are still not stopping for school buses that have red lights flashing.
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Hoggard case returns to court in northern Ont. on Dec. 8
A brief hearing took place Thursday morning in Kirkland Lake to address the next step in dealing with Jacob Hoggard’s sexual assault charge.
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Canadians want gifts that give back
A poll found nearly half of the people asked said they’d prefer a gift that makes a difference, such as a charitable donation.
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The CP Holiday Train returns to the rails in the north
For the first time since 2019, the CP Holiday Train will make its annual journey across Canada and the U.S. bringing with it live music and holiday cheer.
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CMHA North Bay hoping to expand its rent supplement program
The Canadian Mental Health Association North Bay and District is hoping to expand its Rent Supplement Program to landlords interested in the project.
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Poilievre spars with Liberal ministers over rising inflation
CPC Leader Pierre Poilievre and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland squared off in question period over inflation.
