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School board may look for loan arranger

School board may look for loan arranger

The Near North District School Board will examine the perils and pluses of going into debt to help it operate its schools.
CAW and ONR conclude bid discussions

CAW and ONR conclude bid discussions

Discussions regarding a contract bid have been completed between the Ontario Northland Railway and one of its unions. Further details are included in the following news release issued Tuesday night around 11 p.m.
Protect that ice hut

Protect that ice hut

Changing weather has prompted the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources to issue the following news release: ____________________________________________________________ FISHING THIS WEEKEND? The local Ministry of Natural Resources would like to enco
City parking lot rates on way up

City parking lot rates on way up

It will cost more to park in city-owned downtown parking lots beginning April 1. Council passed a recommendation Monday night to hike monthly parking lot fees by 10 per cent, with the exceptions of lots number 7A and 10.
Water rates trickling upward

Water rates trickling upward

North Bay residents on city lines will be paying more for water effective March 1. City council approved a 10 per cent increase in water rates Monday night, which would mean a hike of $3.52 on a typical bill of $38.49.
Lake for sale

Lake for sale

Want to buy a body of water? Then has the city of North Bay got a deal for you. Council approved the sale Monday night of 22 surplus properties, among them a 324-hectacre parcel which includes Otter Lake .
OPP release identities of Hwy 11 crash victims

OPP release identities of Hwy 11 crash victims

Ontario Provincial Police Have released the names of five people who died in a collision on Hwy 11 in Gravenhurst Sunday afternoon.
Smacked upside the header

Smacked upside the header

The North Bay Police Service is investigating a two-car accident which happened around 10:45 this morning at the corners of Trout Lake Road and Mountainview. One of the cars, a Honda, left the road and went into a gulley.
Sledding enforcement aims to stop speeders

Sledding enforcement aims to stop speeders

The Ontario Provincial Police are planning to log many kilometres of snowmobile routes.
Weapons sent for mass destruction

Weapons sent for mass destruction

Sgt. Rick Dubeau isn't demonstrating the latest advance in baseball bats in this photo.