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Ontario Pprovincial Police are using a helicopter, snow machines and ATVs in the search for a male snowmobiler who failed to return to his ice hut Saturday night. The man, around 60, left his Callander Bay ice hut around 8 p.m.

She doesn’t know it yet, but North Bay’s first baby of the year has also become a “miracle child” to her parents. Genevieve Anne Fleming Dunn was born this morning at 4:30 at the North Bay General Hospital, weighing in at five and a half pounds.

North Bay has its first baby of the year. Genevieve Anne Fleming-Dunn was born 4:30 a.m. at the North Bay General Hospital. Proud parents are Micheline Fleming-Dunn and her husband Andrew. BayToday.

Fewer people were quenching their thirst at the Bull and Quench Friday night, and owner Richard Dull seems fairly certain North Bay’s new smoking bylaw is to blame.

North Bay's first baby of the year appears to be waiting for the right time to be born, but it now won't be either Jan. 1 or 2.

North Bay motorists will have to start yielding to buses entering traffic from stops due to a provincial law that came into effect today.

The North Bay General Hospital has implemented partial visiting restrictions due to influenza. Details are included in the following news release, issued by the hospital at 12:30 p.m.

Kirby has been found and is now back in the care of his owner's son. BayToday.ca had previously reported that Kirby, an 11-year-old Cocker Spaniel, had taken himself for a stroll in the Dane Avenue-Ski Club Road area Thursday night around 8 p.m.

There haven’t been any New Years babies born in the city yet, but a 51-year-old Burlington man has the dubious distinction of being the first person this year to be charged with impaired driving.

The Callander Legion Band spent much of Thursday helping to pipe in the new year. The 10-person pipe and drums corps had at least three engagements Jan.