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.
A Sherman Tank with historical ties to the Algonquin Regiment will soon become a new feature at Lee Park, recognizing North Bay’s military heritage and the service and sacrifice of Canadians during the Second World War.
The City of North Bay is inviting residents, businesses, employees and visitors to help shape the future of downtown parking by participating in the Downtown Parking Study.
North Bay City Council has approved a three-year lease and operating agreement with the Laurentian Ski Hill and Snowboarding Club, formalizing the Club’s operation of Laurentian Ski Hill and its snowboarding facilities.
Pumphouse Playground, located adjacent to the North Bay Drinking Water Treatment Plant on Lakeside Drive, will be temporarily closed to the public from Aug. 10 to 17, while the City completes geotechnical site investigations in the area.
The City of North Bay is advising motorists that starting Tuesday, Aug. 4, traffic controls will increase around the Trout Lake Road and Laurentian Avenue intersection to allow for continued reconstruction work.
The City of North Bay is advising residents that final paving on McKeown Avenue will begin Monday, July 27. The work is expected to take up to four days to complete, subject to weather conditions and other operational requirements.
Beginning tomorrow morning, July 22, crews will begin breaking up the existing road surface on Carmichael Drive between Voodoo Crescent and Four Mile Lake Road as part of planned road rehabilitation work.
The City of North Bay advises that Cartier Street will be closed at McKeown Avenue from Monday, July 20 to Thursday, July 23 to allow for infrastructure repair work.
The City of North Bay is advising motorists that one westbound lane on Trout Lake Road will be closed beginning Monday, July 20 as construction continues on the new Trout Lake Road roundabout.