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Report: Cobalt mayor breached code of conduct

Report: Cobalt mayor breached code of conduct

'The investigation was in response to five requests from the public for an integrity commissioner to review the actions'
Jury deliberations begin in Wright murder trial

Jury deliberations begin in Wright murder trial

Justice Robbie D. Gordon reminds jurors of their roles and responsibilities under the law, while noting Crown’s case is circumstantial
<b>Opinion:</b> Bill Walton, What the Fox Say

Opinion: Bill Walton, What the Fox Say

What we have here is failure to communicate.
Council paves way for Main Street rehab despite inflated cost

Council paves way for Main Street rehab despite inflated cost

'Whether it's a perception of safety or actual safety concerns themselves,' this project 'will eliminate those, get people back to our downtown, make it a people place and certainly, this is a first step toward that'
Good morning, North Bay!

Good morning, North Bay!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
Lumberjacks bounce back with win over Voodoos

Lumberjacks bounce back with win over Voodoos

Series now sits 2-1 Voodoos with game four Wednesday night in Powassan.
Northern Ontario airports, including Jack Garland, seek funds to prevent fee hikes

Northern Ontario airports, including Jack Garland, seek funds to prevent fee hikes

North Bay is among the four airport managers who recently signed a letter to federal cabinet ministers, titled: New Investment in Regional Air Transportation
Federal budget 2023 includes $59.5 billion in new spending, looks to increase revenue

Federal budget 2023 includes $59.5 billion in new spending, looks to increase revenue

OTTAWA — The federal government announced $59.5 billion of new spending over the next five years as part of a narrowly focused budget that also promises to find savings in the public service and increase tax revenues.
New training rules a burden for volunteer fire services, chiefs say

New training rules a burden for volunteer fire services, chiefs say

Fire department chiefs in rural areas are asking why some of their firefighters - volunteers with day jobs who have been providing fire services for their communities for years - have to be certified, requiring them to leave their jobs and families and attend training courses at regional fire training centres
Series heads to Powassan with Voodoos in charge

Series heads to Powassan with Voodoos in charge

'We stuck together, we played hard every night, we had each other's backs and we got through it in time for the playoffs'