Local News

CUPE News Release ********************* OTTAWA - Air Canada has announced it will lay off 345 flight attendants in the airline's latest round of cuts.

North Bay Literacy Council News Release ******************** The North Bay Literacy Council along with partners CUPE Local 122, the North Bay Public Library, Northern Honda and the Ontario Early Years Centre, are pleased to present the Sixth Annual F

Canadian Food Inspection Agency News Release ************************* OTTAWA - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning the public not to consume Black Diamond brand fat-free mozzarella processed cheese slices described below.

Statement by Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty ********************* On Wednesday, I asked Ontario's top labour mediator, Reg Pearson, to make one final attempt to resolve the ongoing labour dispute at York University. Since that time Mr.

OPP News Release ************************* ORILLIA - The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is becoming concerned over the increased number of snowmobile collisions creeping up in the Province of Ontario.

OPP News Release ******************** Mattawa – Between, January 20th and January 21st, 2009, Mattawa officers responded to four daytime break, enters and thefts.

Community Living North Bay Executive Director Rhéal Thorn takes a moment to thank the agency's biggest supporter Jean Dellandrea. Dellandrea has worked tirelessly on the betterment of the agency and its clients since day one.

OPP News Release ******************** North Bay OPP is seeking the assistance of anyone who may have witnessed a motor vehicle collision which occurred on Tuesday, January 13th, 2009 at approximately 3:15 p.m. The collision took place on the bypass.

OPP News Release ******************** IROQUOIS FALLS – The South Porcupine OPP Crime Unit, working in conjunction with the OPP’s Criminal investigations Branch has arrested and charged a 26 year old Timmins woman stemming from a fatal fire which occu

Staff and customers at the A&P on Lakeshore get in on North Bay's effort to get in on North Bay's One Million Acts of Green campaign. Photos provided.