Number of Sturgeon Falls downtown murals continues to grow
When walking in downtown Sturgeon Falls, you might notice several paintings on the side of buildings.
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Outdoor rink at Nipissing University benefiting students
With gyms and recreations centres remaining closed, the outdoor rink at Nipissing University is a popular spot for students.
Air Canada reducing number of flights between North Bay and Toronto
Air Canada is changing the way flights will be arriving and departing out of North Bay’s Jack Garland Airport.
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Truck driver hauling mangoes charged with impaired driving in northern Ont.
A 55-year-old truck driver from Calgary hauling mangoes in northern Ontario has been charged with impaired driving.
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Silence at the salon: A new trend
There is a new trend in the personal care industry, offering silent appointments for clients who want to relax and not hold a conversation.
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Ontario government spending more than $6 million on public transit in the north
The Ontario government is providing more than $6 million to support the expansion and improvement of public transit services in northern Ontario.
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New nursing program coming to Canadore College, aims to address nursing shortage
Canadore College is launching a new stand-alone four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree program at Canadore College.
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Survey finds that residents in North Bay feel unsafe
More than half of residents who took part in a recent North Bay Police survey said they feel unsafe.
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North Bay police arrest suspect in bizarre arson, assault case
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$40M provincial manufacturer funding can boost northern competitiveness
Manufacturers with plans to expand their technology and skilled workforce can now apply for a piece of a $40 million provincial funding program, as announced by economic development minister Vic Fedeli this week.
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Northern Ont. businesses leading country in cybersecurity, expert says
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Winter storm causes school bus cancellations around northeastern Ont.
Poor road conditions following the snowstorm that blew into the northeast region have caused a series of school bus cancellations Wednesday for many communities and closed some schools. Here is what you need to know.
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Quebec man identified as victim in fatal Hwy. 11 crash
A 29-year-old commercial truck driver has been identified as the victim in the fatal Highway 11 crash in the Earlton area last week, police said.
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