The Province of Ontario is shelling out over $6.8 million is going towards infrastructure needs in Nipissing. Of that, the city of North Bay will receive nearly $5.5 million. ($5,482,850)
Laurentian University’s new interim president and interim provost starting on Jan. 1 have promised transparency. Sheila Embleton will take over the interim president role, and Brenda Brouwer will be the interim provost.
In Porcupine, volunteer firefighters with the Whitney Fire Station will be holding their annual candy run and food drive this Sunday.
After an hour-long session with representatives of the old Sault Area Hospital, Soo city council has voted to consider expropriating and demolishing the derelict property.
The East Algoma OPP are reminding the public that Project Safe Trade is available in one of their detachment parking lots as a ‘community safe zone’ to facilitate the sale of online property transactions.
The province has approved a project, St. Joseph’s Continuing Care Centre in Greater Sudbury that will provide rehab care for the frail elderly in the community.
In Sault Ste Marie, the Airport is reporting a decline in passenger traffic in November noting a 32 percent decrease compared to 2019 levels
The city of Greater Sudbury is once again looking for a new chief financial officer (CFO). The municipality recently hired Hailey Pinksen, who is based in Alberta, who has since indicated she would not move for the job.
Greater Sudbury Police say a previously missing individual, 72-year-old missing person Bob Henderson has been located safe and sound.
Following an over 2 hour meeting Monday, the discussion at North Bay city hall is continuing over the proposed community and recreation centre, to be located at the Steve Omischl Sports Complex on Lakeshore Drive.
The City of Timmins has renewed its extreme cold weather alert. The advisories are put out when the weather is expected to drop below -25 C, including windchill.
Sault Ste. Marie city council voted Monday night to grant a property tax to the old Sault Star building on Old Garden River Rd, being renovated for use by the Sault Area Hospital.
North Bay OPP is advising the public to stay off waterways. While it’s been plenty cold, those who head out too early can find themselves on thin ice.
