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Cook off: High school students compete for tuition — PHOTO GALLERY  Share Comments  
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Canadore College's Culinary program hosted it's Next Top Chef: Ready, Set, Cook competition for high school students Wednesday. Students in teams of two, had to prepare a three-course meal for five people in three hours. [more]
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OPP shooting: Suspect described as mellow, quiet guy  Share 
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LONDON — The 70-year-old man identified as the suspect in the shooting death Monday of a Huron OPP constable is a retired logger whose marriage recently fell apart, a work colleague says. Police Tuesday identified the suspect as Almaguin Highlands resident Fred Preston. [more]
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Massive child-porn sweep  Share Comments 
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A massive child pornography investigation has led to dozens of arrests across Ontario, including four people under 18, and the identification of two victims. [more]
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Steps to help seniors stay on their feet  Share Comments  
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Fran Laframboise, chairwoman of the local Stay On Your Feet committee holds a calendar published by the group with the help of the North Bay-Parry Sound District Health Unit. Wednesday, the Holiday Inn Express was the site of the launch of the Stay On Your Feet Program in North Bay and area. [more]
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Wildcats eliminated in OFSAA quarter-final  Share Comments 
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The fifth-seeded Widdifield Wildcats were stopped in the quarter-final at the OFSAA 'AAA' girls volleyball championships in Stratford, Wednesday afternoon. The Wildcats fell to No. 7 Louis Riel from the Ottawa area in straight sets (25-16, 25-6). [more]
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North Bay and Area Community Foundation names recipients  Share Comments 
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The North Bay and Area Community Foundation has named the organizations that will be honoured at this year's fundraising dinner. [more]
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Local doctor takes role with North East LHIN  Share Comments 
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Dr. Ian Cowan has started a three-year term as Nipissing planning area director for the North East Local Health Integration Network. [more]
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Do a good turn and pass it on ...  Share Comments 
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It's national Good Turn Week and Nipissing Area Scouts Canada's 200-plus youth and adult members are asking the public to pass it on. Nipissing's Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and adult Scouters will be wearing orange "Good Turn" wristbands. [more]
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OPP Shooting: Tributes to slain officer pour in by the thousands  Share 
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LONDON — Thousands of people — strangers, friends old and new and police officers — have expressed condolences to the family of slain Huron OPP Const. Vu Pham. [more]
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Parry Sound students evacuated after smoke detected in hall — UPDATED  Share Comments 
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This morning Parry Sound High School administration noticed smoke in the school and pulled the fire alarm. The situation was attended to by the Parry Sound Fire Department. The cause of the smoke was a small mechanical fire in an area away from the classrooms. [more]
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Nipissing appoints new VP academic and research  Share Comments 
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Nipissing University is pleased to announce that Dr. Katherine Bergman has been appointed vice-president academic and research. Bergman's five-year term begins July 1, 2010. She brings 19 years of experience in university administration, teaching and research in the field of Geology. [more]
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Almaguin connection: Area man identified as suspect in OPP shooting  Share  
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SEAFORTH, Ont. — An ex-reeve from Northern Ontario with a broken marriage. A farmhouse near here where his former wife's sister lives. A confrontation with police at the house. An OPP officer trying to stop the man on the road nearby. [more]
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Regal role model from East Ferris vies for Miss World Canada crown  Share  
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A third-year Nipissing University science student hopes to cap her studies with an acceptance to medical school, but not before she takes a shot at being crowned Miss World Canada. [more]
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Hagborg joins police services board  Share Comments 
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Hagborg joins board Bill Hagborg was sworn in Tuesday as the new provincial appointee to the North Bay Police Services Board. Hagborg retired three years ago as the district manager and area supervisor for the Ministry of Natural Resources. [more]
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Third person granted bail in West Ferris high school assault  Share 
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A 21-year-old man accused of taking part in beating a high school student last week has been released on bail to live with his mother in North Bay. Robert Vincent Smith is charged with committing the assault while he was on probation and was released after his bail hearing on Tuesday. [more]
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Petawawa parley to address Hwy. 17 corridor rail concerns  Share Comments 
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Concerns about long-term operation of the CP Rail line between Mattawa and Sudbury is motivating local officials to attend a gathering of municipal representatives in Petawawa Thursday. [more]
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Lakers hope to score with lacrosse league  Share Comments  
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The Peltier boys are rarely without a stick in their hands. Winter and fall, it's hockey. Spring and summer, it's lacrosse. The only problem is the hundreds of kilometres the Peltiers have to cross off just to get around during the spring and summer lacrosse season. [more]
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City seeks swine flu shot in the arm from province  Share Comments 
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City council is calling on the province to honour its commitment to provide full funding for costs associated with the H1N1 pandemic by reimbursing the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit for dollars that haven't been repaid. [more]
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Bonfield riding to Agridome's rescue  Share Comments  
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BONFIELD—The Township of Bonfield is coming to the Agridome's rescue. The township expressed interest this week in buying the Agridome from the Bonfield Agricultural Society, however their money comes with a list of conditions. [more]
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Braves, Barons bounced to consolation  Share Comments 
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The Northern Braves and the Algonquin Barons will head to North Bay tonight after they were relegated to the consolation round of the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations boys' 'A' basketball tournament in Sturgeon Falls. [more]
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McGuinty headed out his ‘Open’ door — JOHN R. HUNT'S ON THE ROCKS  Share Comments 
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Michael Gravelle's recent trip to Timmins has convinced me that Ontario is on the verge of another political convulsion. It also reinforced my long-held conviction there is a grand plan in Toronto to close down as much of the North as possible and turn it into a park. [more]
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Mitchell earns provincial recognition  Share Comments 
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A North Bay woman is among 104 women and girls across Ontario receiving the Leading Women-Leading Girls, Building Communities Award, for community leadership to improve the lives of women and girls in Ontario. [more]
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Politicians sometimes baffling — LETTER  Share Comments 
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There are things, actually quite a few, that happen at Queen's Park that have to make a person wonder what goes on in the minds of politicians once they achieve the rarified heights of governance. [more]
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Water review meeting in Trout Creek Thursday  Share Comments 
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Residents are invited to review the Trout Creek Groundwater Vulnerability and Risk Assessment findings at a public meeting Thursday. Modelling of the geology and groundwater flow has been completed. The consultants, Waters Environmental Geosciences Ltd. [more]
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