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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

New airport cafe is taking off

New airport cafe is taking off

While one might assume an airport eatery's obvious specialty would be wings, one bite of the featured 'Flight Deck burger' puts that notion to rest
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<b>Gardiner: 'Change decision-making process at City Hall'</b>

Gardiner: 'Change decision-making process at City Hall'

Unlike the recent Main Street reconstruction approval, Gardiner 'will be suggesting to the Mayor that the arena bid, when it does arrive, goes back to the committee and not directly to the council for a vote. This is too important.'
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Chirico brothers signalling end of local pandemic response?

Chirico brothers signalling end of local pandemic response?

'This will be the last of our weekly #COVID19 updates. Thank you for reading and responding to our pandemic posts over the past 2-3 yrs, and for your ongoing interest in COVID-19 in our district.'
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<b>Is the 'region's largest film studio' still a go for North Bay?</b>

Is the 'region's largest film studio' still a go for North Bay?

Last spring, Mitch Ouimette and North Star Studios announced they would build the region's largest film studio in North Bay. It hasn't happened yet. Will this script have a storybook ending?
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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'
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North Bay's worst road: Voting opens soon in annual CAA poll

North Bay's worst road: Voting opens soon in annual CAA poll

Premier Road: new sidewalks and asphalt resurfacing 2024-25. Third Avenue West: repaired and resurfaced in 2021-22. Both were identified over the past few years as North Bay's worst by voters in the CAA poll
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Beauty view of the northern lights from North Bay's waterfront

Beauty view of the northern lights from North Bay's waterfront

Our local northern lights admirers turned their cameras skyward and shared some impressive sights
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Launch of app streamlines access to services for victims

Launch of app streamlines access to services for victims

Victims of intimate partner violence can expect a quicker turnaround in receiving the referrals and services they require thanks to the C3 app
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New life for the Lamorie Street bridge

New life for the Lamorie Street bridge

Facing the possibility of a complete replacement of the Lamorie Street bridge — at an estimated cost of $9 million in 2019 — this has instead turned into a good news infrastructure story for the municipality
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Councillors seek clarity on arena project spending limit

Councillors seek clarity on arena project spending limit

How much is too much to spend on the community and recreation centre? If the tender comes back above the estimated $43.5 million construction cost, how much higher should council extend the City of North Bay financially to see the project built? Take our poll
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