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Tiered tax policies "unfair," budget chief says

Tiered tax policies "unfair," budget chief says

Deputy mayor and budget chief Peter Chirico says he opposes a special tax area for people who don’t receive the same services as others elsewhere in North Bay.
Kotsopoulos fighting for collective agreements

Kotsopoulos fighting for collective agreements

Provincial Bill 8 could affect the collective agreements of hospital workers and threaten their wages and benefits, paramedic Bill Kotsopoulos says.
Feet to the fire

Feet to the fire

City staff members spent “hundreds of hours” each trying to reduce a 12.5 tax increase and have managed to bring the city budget down “by some $2.1 million,” deputy mayor Peter Chirico said at Monday night’s committee meeting of council.
Five short paragraphs about city council

Five short paragraphs about city council

A buck and bag and paid parking at Memorial Gardens and the Aquatic Centre are gone for now, but they'll likely be revisited in the future.
Bain says Northern Grits should help ONR win contract

Bain says Northern Grits should help ONR win contract

Mac Bain says a couple of Liberals have had their backs scratched by North Bay and now it’s time for them to return the favour.
Crown seeking long term offender status for flasher (updated)

Crown seeking long term offender status for flasher (updated)

The Crown will be seeking an assessment that could have a Niagara man—found guilty this morning of two counts of indecent exposure and nine counts of breach of probation—declared a long-term offender.
NBGH a leading Ontario hospital for treating heart attack

NBGH a leading Ontario hospital for treating heart attack

A study conducted by the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences shows that the North Bay General Hospital is a leader in providing the fastest heart attack treatment once a patient is admitted to the Emergency Room.
Crown seeks long-term offender status for flasher

Crown seeks long-term offender status for flasher

The Crown will be seeking an assessment that could have a Niagara man—found guilty this morning of two counts of indecent exposure and nine counts of breach of probation—declared a long-term offender.
Snowmobiler charged with impaired driving

Snowmobiler charged with impaired driving

A Bonfield man has been charged with impaired driving over the weekend by the Ontario Provincial Police. The man was stopped by the OPP early Sunday morning as he was about to drive off on his snow machine.
Dances with Wolfe: a NBSO review

Dances with Wolfe: a NBSO review

Chad Wolfe demonstrates his fiddling skill Saturday night as he performs with the North Bay Symphony Orchestra at the Capitol Centre.