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An overwhelming majority of surgical patients at North Bay’s hospital say they like a new AI tool that answers their medical questions 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
A Parry Sound area horse has tested positive for West Nile virus, according to local health officials. The animal is receiving treatment and improving. Officials are urging residents to protect against mosquito bites as a result.
An 11-year-old passenger was killed Monday evening after a passenger vehicle and a dump truck collided on Highway 17 near North Bay, Ont.
Northeastern Ontario has recorded 30 road deaths in eight months, nearing 2025 totals. OPP cites speed, unbelted occupants, and impaired driving as key factors, with drug-alcohol fatalities rising from zero to five.
Anishinabek police are investigating two frauds targeting Robinson Huron Treaty payments and are urging First Nation communities to verify identification and flag suspicious applications.
Major junior hockey players who say they were abused while playing in the Ontario Hockey League or the Western Hockey League can join a legal action seeking financial compensation from their former teams, their leagues and the Canadian Hockey League.
A single-vehicle collision on highway 11 Saturday in Marten River claimed the life of the driver Ontario Provincial Police said in a release Aug. 30.
A commercial vehicle caught fire on Highway 11 near Callander on Tuesday, temporarily closing one lane.
The flight school training fighter pilots at Jack Garland Airport in North Bay has received formal accreditation for training of NATO pilots.
More than 92 per cent of surgical patients at the North Bay Regional Health Centre who used an AI program to answer their questions said they were happy with the process – and the answers they received.
As Canada’s forestry industry comes under attack from the trade war with the United States, a Quebec paperboard manufacturer on the border with Ontario says it is closing, putting more than 400 people out of work.
With only three weeks away from puck drop in the Ontario Hockey League regular season, training and development camps are underway for the three northern teams: North Bay Battalion, Soo Greyhounds and the Sudbury Wolves.
North Bay police charged a 21-year-old man after police say he sprayed three people with bear spray during an argument.
A win for the Sudbury Cyclones would allow the team to remain in Division 1, while a loss sends the team down to Division 2 next season.
Electra Battery Materials Corp. said Wednesday it has finalized a deal with a provincial agency for $17.5 million in funding to support the construction of a cobalt sulfate refinery in Temiskaming Shores.
OPP say a commercial motor vehicle inspection on Highway 11 uncovered safety, equipment, load securement and cannabis violations. Two individuals and a B.C. business face multiple charges.
