Highlights

If Minister Smith is sincere about mitigating the risk of forest fires, he needs to use the power he already has.

Featuring a multitude of catalogued items and images from the 'fightingest town in the North,' the Nakina Museum - now in its 20th year - is opening its doors once again to members of the public.

'This ship has come home to stay and will be here for people to enjoy and to learn about for many, many years,' Patty Hajdu said.

The Steelworkers’ union calls on Premier Doug Ford to save Terrace Bay’s Mill.

Thousands came out for the second day of Country on the Bay.

The First Nations include Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, Kasabonika Lake, Wapekeka, Nibinamik, Wunnumin Lake, Kingfisher Lake, Neskantaga and the Landmark Group.

In 1888 Cst. William Sache moved to the North Bay area and became a pioneer resident in Widdifield Twp serving on the Twp council and school board. He died on the 17th of February 1924 and was buried in Union Cemetery in an unmarked grave

Elevate NWO is collaborating with the Red Rock Indian Band as part of the Ontario Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Strategy to provide discrete testing and share information - including fun giveaways and free food.

A photo is worth a thousand words, but the OPP says sharing sensitive content on social media may be going a bit too far.