Stu Campaigne

4 weeks ago | baytoday.ca | Stu Campaigne

The work of the Community Safety and Well-Being Ad Hoc Committee will continue for up to 12 months, as North Bay City Council passed a motion extending its mandate during its most recent regular meeting. The committee was previously extended in April 2024.

4 weeks ago | baytoday.ca | Stu Campaigne

A staff report on the Cold Weather Housing Response Program for the 2024–25 season provided some cold, hard facts about the plight of the unhoused population in the district to members of the District of Nipissing Social Service Administration Board on Wednesday. In examining a cold-weather season that ranged from Nov. 27, 2024, to April 30, board members learned the program at Northern Pines on Chippewa Street West remained at its full capacity of 34 individuals per night throughout the winter.

1 month ago | thetrillium.ca | Stu Campaigne

Ontario Northland is releasing new content to promote the anticipated 2026 new-and-improved return of the Northlander: Check out our latest short video for a sneak peek of the train's design and features. Imagine your first trip with:• Comfortable seating • Wi-Fi and charging outlets • Spacious overhead storage • Wider aisles and adjustable tray tables • Overhead reading lights • Standard and accessible washroomsWe can't wait to welcome you aboard our new train service in 2026.

1 month ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Stu Campaigne

HAILEYBURY — After refusing to do so in early April, Phillip Gagnon, the accused in the November 2024 attempted murder of Cobalt teen Kaylie Smith, appeared in Haileybury video court on Tuesday from Central North Correctional Centre, where he remains incarcerated in maximum security. See related: Accused in Cobalt sword attack refuses to make court appearance Justice G.R. Maille did not address on camera Gagnon's absence in court on April 8, nor the bench warrant that was issued as a result.

1 month ago | timminstoday.com | Stu Campaigne

HAILEYBURY — After refusing to do so in early April, Phillip Gagnon, the accused in the November 2024 attempted murder of Cobalt teen Kaylie Smith, appeared in Haileybury video court on Tuesday from Central North Correctional Centre, where he remains incarcerated in maximum security. Justice G.R. Maille did not address on camera Gagnon's absence in court on April 8, nor the bench warrant that was issued as a result.