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Home Depot announced that it has raised $30,860.00 for the Crisis Centre in North Bay through the Orange Door Project and the Home Depot Canada Foundation.

The North Bay Police arrested and charged a 35-year old North Bay man with one count each of sexual assault, assault and unlawfully in a dwelling on Friday night around 8 pm. It is alleged that on Thursday at approximately 10:30 p.m.

The 200 block of Chippewas street between Cassells and Fraser Street will be closed in both directions, which means no through traffic starting Tuesday morning. City crews are expected to be working on the repair today for 6 to 8 hours.

A diver looks over the integrity of the former government dock. PHOTO BY CHRIS DAWSON. The future of King's Landing was under scrutiny last Friday.

City Council is back tonight with a number of issues expected to be front and centre. One includes a report on Source Water Protection relating to the Energy East Pipeline. A report on Downtown Waterfront Land Use will also be discussed.

The City of North Bay in conjunction with the ONR will be closing Franklin St between Ellis and Seymour on Tuesday July 14th beginning at 6 am.

The City of North Bay announced that as a result of a review of the Sage (Birchaven) Park Playground, it has been determined that the playground apparatus should be removed. The existing playground apparatus was to be dismantled on Friday.

On July 10, 2015 at approximately 10:25 p.m., Sudbury OPP responded to a fatal motor vehicle collision on Highway 17 in Greater Sudbury.

For Better or For Worse cartoonist Lynn Johnston checks out the completed exhibition of her life's work at the Art Gallery of Sudbury July 9. For Better or For Worse: The Comic Art of Lynn Johnston runs from July 11 to November 1.

Sudbury OPP responded to a fatal motor vehicle collision on Highway 17 near Walford, which involved two vehicles and a moose around 10:30 Friday night. A total of three people were involved in the collision.