Local News

With Ohio firmly tucked away in the blue column the national American networks have declared that Barack Obama has beaten John McCain to become the first black president.

22 WING/CFB NORTH BAY News Release ********************* The 22 Wing Band will host an intimate evening of music and song celebrating the men and women in the Canadian Forces and the 50th Anniversary of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (N

Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic District School Board News Release ********************* The Nipissing Elementary Unit (NEU) of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association (OECTA) and the Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic District School Board are

MNR News Release ********************* A North Bay man has been fined $2,000 for accessing a restricted lake and illegally leaving boats on the lake.

Today is One Kids Place Day at McDonalds! A dollar from every Egg McMuffin, McChicken or Big Mac that is sold in the North Bay and Sturgeon Falls McDonalds locations will be donated to One Kids Place.

Canadian Food Inspection Agency News Release ********************* OTTAWA - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Mariposa Meats are warning the public not to consume Old Style brand Thin Sliced Honey Ham because the product may be contamina

North Bay Police News Release ******************* North Bay Police have received yet another unconfirmed sighting of a cougar, this time at Jack Tenant’s Restaurant parking lot on Lakeshore Drive in North Bay at 2:35 p.m. yesterday.

North Bay Police News Release ******************* North Bay Police Service Officers are investigating a robbery, which occurred at a local Convenience Store on the 1100 block of Cassells Street at 2:00a.m. this morning.

MADD Nipissing Chapter News Release ************************ Today marks the start of MADD Nipissing Chapter’s Project Red Ribbon campaign, designed to combat impaired driving during the holidays.

Near North District School Board News Release ********************** Throughout the last two weeks, Near North elementary school students had an opportunity to meet the author of a book they are currently reading in school.