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Tom Green throws 'elbows up' with new Crave series as Bell announces upcoming lineup

1 day ago | baytoday.ca | Alex Nino Gheciu

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Oilers forward Zach Hyman speaks for first time since injury: 'You're heartbroken'

2 days ago | baytoday.ca | Joshua Clipperton

EDMONTON — Zach Hyman knew something wasn't right. The Edmonton Oilers winger had just released the puck crossing his blue line in Game 4 of the Western Conference final when Dallas Stars forward Mason Marchment caught him with a glancing blow in the neutral zone. Hyman dropped his stick and immediately skated off, favouring his right arm before heading straight to the locker room.
Local resident frustrated with illegal dumping

2 days ago | baytoday.ca | Chris Dawson

It's not a new problem in North Bay, but one resident is growing increasingly tired of trash being dumped in secluded areas of the North Bay. Rob Beaulieu lives on Cedar Heights just north of Canadore College/Nipissing University campus. He says he is tired of seeing junk dropped off at his local street and other quiet areas on the north end of North Bay. Most recently, Beaulieu says a bed frame and a carpet were thrown into the ditch near his home.
Community Builders Awards: Local champion Patrick J. Robinson honoured for his lasting contributions to sports and recreation

2 days ago | baytoday.ca | Elise Nelson

A lifelong resident of Feronia, Redbridge and primarily North Bay, Patrick J. Robinson has spent nearly eight decades touching the lives of countless individuals through his unwavering dedication to hockey, golf, volunteerism and community advocacy.
Animal rescue group repossesses Sudbury family’s cat after he was caught outside

2 days ago | baytoday.ca | Tyler Clarke

The family of Rusty the cat are in a frustrating situation. They know where he is, but they’ve been unable to get him back. “It’s just horrific,” owner James Pellerin told Sudbury.com, adding that his daughter, Lilly, 11, is particularly heartbroken and has been “sob-crying” about her missing buddy. Rusty is a roaming cat who was trapped outside by an area resident at some point between the evening of May 28 and the following day.
Officers swap speeding fines for student artwork in North Bay safety push

3 days ago | baytoday.ca | Chris Dawson

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Lack of volunteers sinks two popular Sudbury festivals this summer

3 days ago | baytoday.ca | Heidi Ulrichsen

A lack of volunteer organizers has forced the cancellation of two Greater Sudbury summer festivals for 2025. If they had gone ahead, Sudbury Graphic-Con would have been held June 7 and Capreol Days over the Civic Holiday weekend in August. While neither of these festivals is happening this year, organizers hope they can attract enough volunteers to bring the events back for 2026.
Historical voices echo in North Bay’s centennial celebration

4 days ago | baytoday.ca | Dave Dale

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U14 Bulldogs pull out big road win

4 days ago | baytoday.ca | Chris Dawson

The North Bay U14 Bulldogs pulled out their first win of the season in a close 20-18 victory over the York Lions on Saturday in Aurora. Max Desbiens and Alex Michauville led the Bulldogs' defence with 70-yard and 90-yard interception returns, respectively, for touchdowns. Bulldogs slotback Grayson Lueder led the offence with one touchdown and 50 yards receiving on a windy day in Aurora. The win improves the Bulldogs record to 1-2.
Mennonites pledge to rebuild fire-ravaged home for Orillia brothers

5 days ago | baytoday.ca | Tyler Evans

On a quiet stretch of John Street, where the scent of smoke still hangs faintly in the air and the charred remains of a family home remain a solemn reminder of loss, something remarkable is beginning to take shape — not just a rebuilding of wood and drywall, but of hope, community, and faith. For brothers James, Gary and Tom Fraser, life changed forever on March 19. While they were attending a family funeral, a fire tore through the home they’d shared for over two decades.