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Dr. Kevin O'Grady, former Chairman of the LNPC releases the first of six trumpeter swans to Callander Bay as Harry Lumsden, Ontario Program Director looks on.

The Ontario Environment Ministry has issued smog advisories across the province, including North Bay. Here is some advice from the North Bay and District Health Unit about protecting yourself during smog advisories.

It was the day that turned the tide for allied forces, the day troops launched the largest combined military assault of World War II in what would be the first step to ending the German strong hold in Europe.

It marked the beginning of the end. On June 6, 1944 Allied forces would storm the beaches of Normandy, France, during Operation Overlord.

A spokesman for Defense Minister David Pratt says the federal government isn't ready yet to begin negotiations to keep CFB North Bay open for the next 20 years.

Ernie Etches, of North Bay, as a fresh-faced member of the Algonquin Regiment. Etches landed on Juno Beach in July of 1944, a month after the D-Day invasion.

Det. Cst. Ian Talbot, of the Nottinghamshire Police, talks to Det. Cst. Shawn Devine, of the North Bay Police Service during a visit to the city this week.

Foul play isn't suspected in the death of a 72-year-old man today at the YMCA/Aquatic Centre. North Bay Police officers were called to the centre about 10:21 this morning concerning a man with no vital signs.

Investigators for the North Bay Police Service anticipate more victims coming forward after arresting a 68-year-old city man accused of sexually assaulting young females. Det. Cst. Tina Murphy and Det. Cst.

The North Bay Fire Department’s “sudden” decision to reduce staffing levels during summer months will hamper the department’s response capabilities and result in unnecessary health and safety risks to personnel and the public, says Robb Roy, presiden