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Portal to check own COVID-19 test result now online

The province of Ontario has launched an online portal for individuals who have been tested for COVID-19 to access their test results. By offering the online portal individuals can...

RUOK: Wellness checks (from an appropriate physical distance) available

In such uncertain times and with home visits not always possible, many are left looking for a way to check in on loved ones while maintaining healthy physical distancing. The...

Emergency Child Care applications open tomorrow for critical service workers

The District of Nipissing Social Services Administration Board (DNSSAB) is partnering with licenced child care providers to deliver emergency child care free of charge to essential front-line workers. DNSSAB says...

One local COVID-19 patient released from hospital, another case resolved

The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit has provided its latest update of the state of COVID-19 cases in the area. There have been changes to two of the...

‘Prying’ eyes gain access to personal, commercial mailboxes in Callander

The North Bay Police Service is seeking suspect(s) in a break and enter at the Callander Post Office on Main Street. Police say sometime between 6:00 p.m. last Friday and...

Keep Easter celebrations in-house this year

With Easter and Passover just days away and with Ramadan approaching, the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit is reminding the public that physical distancing is still required. The...

Local COVID-19 update: 2 hospitalized; 4 cases resolved

The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit reports a seventh confirmed positive case of COVID-19. The most recent positive is a female in her 80s who has been hospitalized....

Health Unit stresses importance of COVID-19 legal directives

The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit is emphasizing and supporting "the important legal directives by the Canadian government and recommendations by Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health,...

Playgrounds, playing fields off-limits

Local school boards have closed all school playgrounds and other amenities, including sports fields and access to school board...

Canadore’s ICAMP 3D printing free face shields for health care and first responders

North Bay Police officers are protecting themselves against COVID-19 with face shields made by ICAMP at Canadore College. “We are...

NBFES Chief: Restricted Fire Zone ‘ensures emergency response capacity’

North Bay Fire Chief Jason Whiteley is lauding the province's fire restrictions. Whiteley says, effective immediately, the City of North...

Mattawa receives millions from Ontario as recovery from 2019 flooding continues

MATTAWA, Ont. — Ontario is supporting flood recovery efforts and preparedness in Mattawa with funding to repair key municipal...

Half of local positive COVID-19 cases considered ‘resolved’

As of Tuesday morning, the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit continues to report six confirmed positive cases...

Ontario Northland temporarily scales back bus and train frequency

Updated to reflect the suspension of the Polar Bear Express, effective April 7th The COVID-19 pandemic has led Ontario Northland...

Redpath donates, encourages business community to #ShowNBRHCLove

"In these unprecedented times, and for the future health of our communities and citizens, it is vital to band...

City says Cassells Street reconstruction will resume next week

The City of North Bay is announcing the reconstruction of Cassells Street will proceed despite the COVID-19 pandemic and...

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Two impaired and one stunt driving charge laid by city police last weekend

Operation Impact results are in from city police.

Business Week is next week in North Bay

The North Bay and District Chamber of Commerce celebrates Business Week Oct. 19-23 with several events lined up to connect, inform, and support the local business community.

Unions pledge to defy proposed federal restrictions on right to strike

Workers are warning Members of Parliament that Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, will fuel labour unrest.

More than just comics at North Bay Comicon

If your Spidey senses are tingling, it might be because Comicon returns to North Bay on Saturday.

Inmate art calendars supporting John Howard Society services

Artwork created by inmates at the North Bay Jail is supporting a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting effective, just, and humane responses to crime and its causes.
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