Local News

Classes will resume as normal Tuesday as the Near North District School Board Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario - Near North Occasional Teachers’ Bargaining Unit in Toronto to resume negotiations. Details contained in the release below.

The following statement about the death of Constable Don Doucet was issued today by Ontario's Special Investigations Unit.

NEWS RELEASE HEALTH CANADA ********************** Warning - Canadians urged to protect young children from strangulation hazard associated with curtain and window blind cords OTTAWA, May 15 - Health Canada is again urging the Canadian public to prote

The administration of President George Walker Bush has decided to pull Libya from the list of nations it considers to be terrorist states.

North Bay Police News Release ******************** On the 15th of May at approximately 1:30 AM officers responded to an alarm at Hamelin’s Turf Equipment on Lookout Heights.

North Bay Police News Release ******************** On the 14th of May shortly before 7 PM it is alleged that within a home in the city, an argument took place in which one man with a knife threatened another man.

The McGuinty Government invested $10 million Friday to provide assistance for more children and youth with special needs. Locally One Kids Place will receive $155,220 this year in additional funding, an 8.45 per cent increase over last year.

Is North Bay’s Mike Brideau, Lay's Greatest Canadian Hockey Fan, well he stands a one in five chance to be honoured into the Hockey Hall of fame.

John Borden, salesman for Super Shammy, demonstrates his products absorbency, at Memorial Gardens this weekend. This weekend, Memorial Gardens hosted the second annual Cottage, Home, Garden and Leisure Trade show.

Steve Hart and his family wait in line to ride North Bay’s heritage carousel Sunday afternoon. Spending a dollar doesn’t get you far these days.