Jennifer Hamilton-mccharles
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Two bodies located in Sturgeon Falls residence following structure fire Wednesday
Two bodies were found following a structure fire in a residence on Quesnel Road Wednesday in West Nipissing. OPP are investigating. → Read More
Two people dead in house fire near North Bay
Two people were located deceased in a structure fire on Maple Road in the Municipality of Bonfield Monday. → Read More
Drug bust near North Bay nets $3.2 million in illicit drugs
Read the latest provincial news, videos, and updates around the province. → Read More
Premier Ford announces $75 million to bring back passenger rail to Northeastern Ontario
The province is investing $75 million to bring back passenger rail service to Northeastern Ontario. → Read More
Millions in drugs seized in West Nipissing, three charged
More than $8 million worth of drugs and $700,000 in cash was seized in a drug bust in West Nipissing on Sept. 15. → Read More
Sudbury allows for more spectators than in North Bay
Mayor Al McDonald confirms 1,000 spectators for Battalion game → Read More
Most restrictions in Ontario will be lifted post-reopening
Don’t ditch the masks just yet. → Read More
'I never had pain like that before'
North Bay woman recounts COVID experience, desire to get vaccinated → Read More
Sudbury not part of passenger rail plan for Northern Ontario
The province, Ontario Northland and Metrolinx are moving forward with plans to create a 13-stop passenger rail service route from Toronto to Timmins or… → Read More
North Bay Parry Sound residents may have to wait for additional vaccines
North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit may have to wait a little longer to see an increase in vaccine supplies. → Read More
North Bay Walmart associates test COVID positive
Article content Two associates from the North Bay Walmart store recently tested positive for COVID-19. Corporate affairs manager Felicia Fefer confirmed the news to The Nugget Monday evening. “We’re keeping the associates in our thoughts and wish them a speedy recovery,” she said. “Out of an abundance of caution, associates identified as being in close, prolonged contact have been directed to… → Read More
McIntyre Street East fire victim succumbs to injuries
The individual rescued by North Bay firefighters from a burning building at 573 McIntyre St. E. early Saturday has succumbed to their injuries, Deputy Fire… → Read More
McIntyre Street East fire victim in critical condition
Article content The individual rescued by North Bay firefighters from a burning building at 573 McIntyre St. E. early Saturday remains in critical condition at the North Bay Regional Health Centre. Deputy Fire Chief Greg Saunders said the injuries to a second person are not known. “We really do not know at this point. North Bay Fire Department is trying to locate someone who left the scene.”… → Read More
Pet groomers green-lighted to reopen
Questions raised about what services are permitted → Read More
Separatist Northern Ontario Party backs Northern bubble
The founder of the Northern Ontario Heritage Party would be smiling at the thought of a Northern Ontario bubble, says Trevor Holliday. → Read More
Little North Bay girl faces surgery, tough months ahead
Aubrey Falardeau, four-and-a-half, faces some tough times in the months ahead. → Read More
North Bay’s mayor, health unit burst Sudbury's Northern bubble idea
Article content North Bay Mayor Al McDonald and the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit have burst Sudbury Mayor Brian Bigger’s Northern bubble idea. Bigger said he intends to propose the idea to the province this week to discourage travel to and from southern Ontario. “There has been talk of a Northern bubble, of checkpoints, of the OPP monitoring travel. Quebec implement such… → Read More
Green fentanyl sparks spike in opioid-related emergency calls across northeast
Article content A recent spike in the number of opioid-related emergency calls in Sudbury, North Bay, and Sault Ste. Marie appears tied to the emergence of green fentanyl, a Northern Ontario police officer speculates. The spike led to drug warnings being issued in each of the three cities, said North Bay police Special Const. John Schultz. The latest warning was a Twitter message from North Bay… → Read More
COVID-19 detected in Nipissing FN wastewater sample
Presence not a laboratory confirmed case, does not confirm infection – notice → Read More
Health unit closing snowmobile trails in North Bay area
'It only takes one snowmobiler to travel to North Bay and be a super-spreader' → Read More