From: Philip St. George, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY – Defacing an election sign is a crime, and the city will have none of it. Enter the “Safe Sign Troop” – a highly specialised police detail focused solely on protecting North Bay’s federal election signs. The task force, made up of 12 officers in civilian dress […]
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From: Philip St. George, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY – It was pandemonium on the streets of the city as the North Bay Sign War escalated into a massive, full-scale battle. Wielding everything from medieval claymores to sharpened garden stakes, brawlers from all over the city clashed on Main St. to decide a champion. Polishing the end […]
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From: Philip St. George, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY — Jason Voorhees, a 6’5″, 275 lbs. masked murdering machine often spotted wearing a hockey mask and wielding a machete, was released on probation Monday morning. Voorhees, age unknown, is charged with the murder of 11 camp counsellors and is a suspect in 15 other violent incidents, some […]
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From: Philip St. George and Rooster Cogburn, thenorthbaybay.ca NORTH BAY – City police services are celebrating after the breakup of a massive, illegal cart racing league in North Bay. “Cart Contests” was a vast shopping cart racing club, started and led by a small group working out of Wallace Heights. The league, which boasted almost […]
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From: Darren D. MacDonald, thenorthbaybay.ca staff NORTH BAY — With the rise of technology comes concern from labour specialists about increasing automation in the workplace. The arguments for automation in the workplace are multi-faceted. Automation could be the “perfect choice” to help human workers focus on more dynamic, intricate parts of any job while machines […]
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From: thenorthbaybay.ca staff Editor’s Note: the following posts are all real, locally sourced comments. As of this November 29th, 2020, all postings are still up and readable on The North Bay Neighbourhood Watch group. NORTH BAY – November saw rallies been held in protest of the perceived ‘catch and release’ tactic used in dealing with […]
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