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Stu Campaigne

Stu Campaigne

Stu Campaigne is a Canadore College graduate and intrepid journalist in the digital age. He is a full-time, proud Dad of two and a part-time fantasy sports aficionado. Stu is a media man for all seasons, covers the City Hall beat, and welcomes all news tips to [email protected].

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Recent Work by Stu

City to examine recycling program in public spaces

City to examine recycling program in public spaces

The study will examine the financial and logistical factors necessary to launch the program and station recycling bins in areas where public garbage collection is available, particularly in parks, downtown areas, community waterfronts, and all City of North Bay facilities and arenas
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Stolen shopping cart crackdown imminent

Stolen shopping cart crackdown imminent

Police can charge shopping cart bandits with possession of stolen property and theft under $5,000
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World-class Ontario craft breweries feeling weight of taxation

World-class Ontario craft breweries feeling weight of taxation

'Ontarians make awesome beer! The world needs to drink it! Government, will you lower our taxes to unleash a piece of Ontario’s industrial might or continue the prohibition-era policies that suppress our ability to compete?'
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Season up in the air at Laurentian Ski Hill

Season up in the air at Laurentian Ski Hill

Report: If the City of North Bay and NBMCA are unable to reach a suitable one-year operational subsidy agreement, Laurentian would be forced to close for the 2023-24 season
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Warming centre to open in new location — and for whole season

Warming centre to open in new location — and for whole season

'I think if we learned something from last year — and I think we all did — the cold weather alerts, we have to have a better handle on that, and the community needs to be a better part of that process as well'
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UPDATE, NOW OPEN: Truck collision stops then slows traffic in West Ferris

UPDATE, NOW OPEN: Truck collision stops then slows traffic in West Ferris

Significant debris remains on the southbound lane of Booth Road and will have to be cleaned up before the road reopens completely
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$100K rake to keep local beaches clean and needle-free

$100K rake to keep local beaches clean and needle-free

'The use of the beach rake is important for providing safe and clean beaches for the community and is critical for public safety. The existing unit is 40 years old and has exceeded its useful life'
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VIDEO: Artists thrilled to share their passion with community

VIDEO: Artists thrilled to share their passion with community

Public art gains more prominence in North Bay as 12 pieces by eight local artists selected by the Public Art Advisory Committee now adorn aluminum panels mounted onto the public buildings in both Champlain and Sunset parks
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Council sets in motion new arena project with $52M upset limit

Council sets in motion new arena project with $52M upset limit

By a vote of 8-2, North Bay City Council has approved the issuing of a request for expression of interest for a new community and recreation centre project — with an upset limit of $52 million — and 'minimal functional programming,' to be located adjacent to the Steve Omischl Sports Complex
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See scenic fall colours from high above Laurentian Ski Hill

See scenic fall colours from high above Laurentian Ski Hill

Laurentian Ski Hill is offering two days only with unlimited chairlift rides up the hill and guided hikes down the hill, plus live entertainment, the Battalion, and family activities to celebrate the fall season
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