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New research from Public Health Ontario (PHO) has shown that the introduction of the chickenpox vaccination program for children in Ontario was associated with a 71 per cent decrease in doctor's office and emergency room visits and a 59 per cent

Police and Forensic officials searching for more evidence (on June 8th) at the marsh where human remains were found. PHOTO BY CHRIS DAWSON.

Sand from the Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games will be coming to North Bay tonight.

Computer Specialist Sheldon Forgette speaks to the media about a Free WiFi project. PHOTO BY CHRIS DAWSON. A local computer company is looking to expand free WiFi service into North Bay’s downtown core.

City Councillor Mike Anthony believes our gas prices are unusually high and he wants to look into it. At council on Monday, Anthony will be filing a motion to having local gas prices investigated by the Competition Bureau.

North Bay Blooms Chair Betty Foy was pleased to recognize Wendy's on McKeown Avenue as this summer's fourth Business Garden of the Week. With a late Spring, the lilies just recently reached peak bloom should look great for the next few weeks.

BayToday.ca has learned that an inmate at the North Bay Jail was injured and taken to hospital Thursday afternoon.

It was a chance for young business owners to show off their wares at City Hall Thursday. Photo by Dennis Chippa. It was a trade show with a difference.

OPP reported Highway 11 has been opened around 8 pm on Thursday night. See below for the original story.

A local business in the 700 block of Cassells Street has been victimized by graffiti and police are looking for those responsible for it. Police says the roof was tagged around 2 am early Thursday morning.