Local News

Here are the stats from this weekend: Operation Red Nose had 14 teams of volunteers for a total of 56 volunteers. The service received 94 calls for a total of 78 rides given to people. Donations received from users of the service totalled $810.

Hwy.17, City of Greater Sudbury Members of the Ontario Provincial Police Sudbury Detachment and the Regional Technical Traffic Investigation Unit are investigating a fatal motor vehicle collision on Kings Highway 17, Southeast by-pass.

As the deadline has passed for the Iraq hostages, who include Canadians James Loney and Harmeet Singh Sooden, their family and friends hold tight to their faith. The story has gripped the Nation, Ontario, and especially Loney’s hometown of Sault Ste.

‘Together for Twenty’ is the title for an exciting event taking place at St. Joseph Scollard Hall in the fall of 2006. This morning the ‘S-J-S-H Reunion Committee’ officially launched the date of the largest gathering in the school’s history.

Nationally the Green Party under leader Jim Harris is gaining popularity garnering 4.3 percent of the vote in the 2004 Federal election, and Nipissing-Timiskaming Green Party Candidate Meg Purdy wants to help strengthen the number even further here.

The Elections Canada Returning Office is officially open for business at 1350 Fisher St. on the third floor of the old Hydro building.

North Bay has been mention in an Australian newspaper. Click here to read the article.

Peter Chirico, the Conservative Party candidate for the Nipissing-Timiskaming riding, addresses supporters this afternoon at the official opening of his Oak Street headquarters. Photo by Phil Novak, BayToday.ca.

The North Bay and District Labour Council and Worker's Health and Safety Centre, Annual Health and Safety Activist's Awards Dinner was held Monday evening at the Best Western Hotel.

Between Nov. 29 and Dec. 8 thieves broke off the ignition of a vehicle parked in a driveway at a home in the 500 block of Second Avenue E.