The public is invited to help celebrate the longstanding relationship between the community and 22 Wing/Canadian Forces Base North Bay during a Freedom of the City parade and ceremony on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Online voting for North Bay’s 2026 Municipal Election opens tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 15, at 10 a.m. Voting will remain open until 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26.
The City of North Bay is advising that work to replace twin culverts beneath Lakeshore Drive, between Ferris Drive and Booth Road, is scheduled to begin Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Please be advised that temporary lane and sidewalk closures will be in place this week on a portion of Front Street to allow for construction activities.
A portion of McIntyre Street East between Regina Street and Fisher Street will be closed for most of the day to allow for an emergency watermain repair.
Motorists are asked to take extra care in the area.
In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the City of North Bay will be raising the Every Child Matters flag on Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 10 a.m. at Leger Square, outside City Hall.
The City of North Bay is inviting residents to attend one of two upcoming drop-in information sessions to learn more about online voting in the 2026 Municipal Election.
The Summer Concert Series isn’t quite finished yet.
Cliche Collective’s Aug. 26 performance was cancelled due to weather and has been rescheduled for Wed., Sept. 16.
Drivers, pedestrians and cyclists should expect intermittent traffic disruptions today at McKeown Avenue and McNamara Street as crews test and commission the new traffic signals and crossings.
The City of North Bay advises that crews will be conducting work this week at the downtown parkette bounded by Main Street West, Algonquin Avenue and Cassells Street to prepare for the installation of a plaque honouring the late George Maroosis, a long-serving former City councillor.
Residents and motorists may experience temporary traffic delays and disruptions on Fisher Street between Fourth Avenue and Third Avenue tomorrow morning as City crews repair a water leak.
Residents, community organizations, sports groups and dignitaries gathered today to officially open the WFCU Place, North Bay’s new community recreation centre at the Steve Omischl Sports Field Complex.