North Bay Pride hosts election debate, Vic Fedeli absent
North Bay Pride hosted a debate with the candidates from the Nipissing riding to present their qualifications and policies in their bid to win a seat at Queen's Park.
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North Bay has warm welcome for veterans and legion members as convention continues
The Royal Canadian Legion's 52nd biennial covention of the Ontario Provincial Command is continuing this weekend.
Sault beer drinkers take in a weekend festival
After a hiatus of nearly three years due to the pandemic, the Sault Ste. Marie Festival of Beer returned Saturday.
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Double Gold and Bronze for North Bay lifters
North Bay athletes Jennifer McConnell and Kim Crumpton recently competed at the Canadian National Powerlifting Championships in St Johns, Newfoundland.
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Community events this weekend in the north
Here’s a list of some of the activities you can check out this weekend in the north.
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Fatal motorcycle crash as thousands gather for bike rally celebration
One motorcyclist is dead after a crash in Port Dover on the same day as a massive bike rally celebrating Friday the 13th.
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Northeastern Ontario has 14 active forest fires
As of Friday morning, there are 14 active forest fires in the northeastern Ontario region, according to the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry.
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North Bay police arrest three men after armed robbery
Three men in their 30s from the North Bay area are facing charges connected to an armed robbery involving a sawed-off shotgun on Tuesday, police say.
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Canadore College takes part in Moose Hide Campaign
The Moose Hide campaign began in 2011 as a grassroots, Indigenous-led movement against violence towards women and children.
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Scottish woman stays awake into the wee hours to watch the Leafs
A young woman is cheering for the Toronto Maple Leafs from across the pond.
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Crews battle forest fire in North Bay area
A new forest fire was reported Thursday afternoon in Chisholm Township near Powassan.
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Vehicle strikes pedestrian pushing a stroller in northern Ontario
A vehicle struck a pedestrian pushing a stroller Thursday morning in Callander, leaving the pedestrian with severe injuries, Ontario Provincial Police said.
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Family lawyers call out for virtual court appearances
There’s a call for more virtual court appearances from family lawyers in the north who say they're more efficient and cost-effective.
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