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Public works trade show coming to Sturgeon Falls

Public works trade show coming to Sturgeon Falls

The Municipality of West Nipissing will host the 2016 public works trade show of the Association of Ontario Road Supervisors (AORS) in June.
North Bay innovation centre marks $2-million expansion

North Bay innovation centre marks $2-million expansion

ICAMP 2.0 celebrated its official opening in North Bay on April 29.
North Bay’s road map to prosperity

North Bay’s road map to prosperity

Baylor University students have put the wraps on a socio-economic study of the City of North Bay. The April 22 presentation to the community marked the conclusion of the Baylor Focus Firm Partnership Project.
North Bay employers seeking motivated applicants

North Bay employers seeking motivated applicants

Contrary to popular belief, there’s not a “big rain cloud hanging over North Bay” when it comes to finding a job, according to the Labour Market Group.
College to offer aviation technical training to growing Indian market

College to offer aviation technical training to growing Indian market

Canadore College is exporting its expertise in aviation repair to India. The North Bay college announced Feb.
U.S. college students chart a direction for North Bay

U.S. college students chart a direction for North Bay

When it comes to voicing their opinions about their hometown, Kevin Hutchison discovered North Bay residents are one passionate bunch.
North Bay medical software firm eyes U.S. Market

North Bay medical software firm eyes U.S. Market

A North Bay medical high-tech firm is preparing to enter new markets with its innovative physician-scheduling software.
Rutherglen veneer plant preps for spring restart

Rutherglen veneer plant preps for spring restart

The sight of steam emanating from the boilers and lofting out the stack at the Rutherglen mill for the first time in five years was almost greeted like papal smoke signals by Mattawa area locals in February.
Horror film puts Mattawa on the map

Horror film puts Mattawa on the map

Director of "The Witch" called producing in the North a "great experience"

Company fined for fatal fall at old missile silo

Seavale Inc. pleaded guilty and was fined $100,000 in a provincial offences court on Jan. 29 after a visitor to its self-storage facility in North Bay fell through an open hole and was killed.