Matt Sookram

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North Bay conservation officer recognized by the MNR

Provincial investigator with the Special Investigations Services Unit, Tim Rochette, has been named the Ontario Conservation Officer of the Year for 2017. Rochette has been strongly committed to protecting...

DNSSAB sends cheques ahead of potential strike

The District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board has sent out Ontario Works assistance cheques early. They sent out July’s monthly cheques this week in preparation of a strike or...

OPP will be out in full force for Canada Day long weekend

Impaired driving, distracted driving, speeding and failing to use seatbelts are considered the Big Four to look for by Ontario Provincial Police. North Bay, Powassan and Mattawa OPP detachments will...

Canada Day closures and festivities

Several closures for Canada Day on Friday; City Hall, Public Works and Services, the Merrick Landfill and the wastewater treatment plant will all be closed. There will be no transit...

Casino not likely to be built at North Bay’s waterfront

The Kenroc Site off Memorial Drive likely won’t be the home of the North Bay casino. Mayor Al McDonald says there isn’t enough property to build a casino there.He says...

More movie making potential for North Bay at Canadore College

A new program at Canadore College will teach students how to put together the finishing touches for a film or TV show. The college is introducing the post-production program for...

Every drop of water counts towards your bill this summer

The city of North Bay is encouraging residents to think conservatively when using water this summer. During the dry summer months, excess usage can put a strain on the municipal...

The face lift for City Hall continues this summer

City Hall’s Leger Square was reconstructed in 2012 and the entrance to the parking lot at was redone last year. This year there is more reconstruction work coming to City...

Blue-Green Algae bloom detected on Lake Nipissing

A bloom of toxin producing blue-green algae has been detected in Lake Nipissing. The North Bay Parry Sound District Health...

MNRF taking bear wise initiatives to municipal councils

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry are trying to make sure everyone is “bear wise” this summer. Representatives are...

Road Hockey tournament at Lee Park will be biggest tournament ever in North Bay

The biggest road hockey tournament the city has ever seen is taking place this fall. The 2016 YMCA Road Hockey...

NBRCH recognized for patient safety

There are only four Patient Safety Awards given out across North America every year, and one was awarded to...

Casino location expected to be discussed at Planning Advisory Committee meeting

Voices on both sides of the casino issue are expected for the next Planning Advisory Committee. An area of land...

Battalion draft defenceman in CHL Import Draft

The North Bay Battalion has selected Adam Thilander from Sweden in the CHL Import Draft. The Troops picked the six-foot...

Two North Bay residents arrested on drug charges

North Bay Police have seized seven grams of cocaine and about $1,000 at a home on Second Avenue East. Police...

Sleep Country Canada opens new store and donates new beds in North Bay

The Nipissing Transition House is getting 21 twin mattresses and the accessories to go with them thanks to Sleep...

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Provincial funding for three area long-term care homes

Three long-term care homes in Nipissing are receiving provincial funding to support residents with complex needs.

Youth charged with possession of imitation weapon in West Nipissing

The Nipissing West OPP has charged a 17-year-old after seizing an imitation air pistol and a bottle of liquor.

Coalition aims to purchase RYAM’s Témiscaming mill

A Canadian coalition of local managers, unionized workers and First Nations is working towards purchasing RYAM’s Témiscaming mill.

St. Joseph students working with graffiti artist on mural project

Two permanent murals are taking shape this week at École élémentaire catholique Saint-Joseph in Sturgeon Falls.

Soccer players sought for film production

A local film production is looking for soccer players.
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