From: Philip St. George, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY – With everything that’s going on, it’s great to see that the City of North Bay is still being innovative. In their quest to revitalize the city’s core, North Bay has produced a masterstroke – a downtown swimming pool! The newest municipal pool, located at 167 Main […]
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From: Philip St. George, thenorthbaybay.ca staff Multiple Main St. businesses are set to re-open today, and it appears that they’ve set up a fun surprise for their customers. Those headed downtown are encouraged to bring their swimsuits and take a trip down Main St.’s new 200 foot Slip ‘n Slide. “THIS THING ROCKS!” yells downtown […]
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From: Darren D. MacDonald, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY — Over the last three weeks, human activity has been effectively altered worldwide. Around the globe, towns and cities are experiencing reduced pollution, reduced noise, and reduced ambient seismic activity. But those are all things that Main St. North Bay has yet to experience because Main St. North […]
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From: Philip St. George, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY — Main St. is about to get a little more devilish. 158 Main St West, the former location of Pearls, has been purchased by a local group in order to open a new sect dedicated to The Church of Satan. “I can confirm that the location has […]
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From: Rusty “Scoops” McGraw, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY — Days after the 31st Annual Christmas Walk, North Bay is still recovering from the aftermath. Residents across the city have finally begun waking up from the haze of eggnog, Beaver Tails, fireworks and rioting and have awkwardly agreed that “what happened at Christmas Walk stays at […]
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From: Rusty “Scoops” McGraw, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY — It was a day filled with mixed reactions from North Bay residents as City Council announced parking changes which will grant downtown visitors an hour’s free parking while also revealing a fleet of rapid response drones that have been commissioned to monitor parking violations. City Council […]
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