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Northbaynipissing.com is a reliable source for local news, catering to the residents of Almaguin and surrounding areas. With a dedication to high-quality community journalism, the site provides daily updates and information designed to inform, engage, and empower its audience while fostering a stronger community. In addition to news coverage, the team behind northbaynipissing.com also produces three magazines: Algonquin Life, Muskoka Life, and Parry Sound Life. This website is the digital home of Almaguin News, which was previously a weekly newspaper serving the region. This award-winning publication, part of Metroland Media Group Ltd., a division of Torstar Corporation, transitioned to a fully digital format on September 15, 2023.

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As trade war tensions rise, one U.S. city sends love to Canadian tourists: ‘We’re with you’

1 week ago | northbaynipissing.com | Ilyas Hussein

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$20M to replace an arena? Debate to keep Trout Creek Community Centre as is divides Powassan, Trout Creek residents

3 weeks ago | northbaynipissing.com | Rocco Frangione

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Solarbank to hold public meeting about its lithium battery project for Armour Township

3 weeks ago | northbaynipissing.com | Rocco Frangione

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Almaguin Highlands vertical farm nearly doubles capacity

3 weeks ago | northbaynipissing.com | Rocco Frangione

It hasn’t taken Marquee Farm, the indoor vertical farm in Lount Township near Sundridge, long to expand. Romano Marchi launched his vertical farming operation during the summer of 2022 and in the last two years he’s doubled his growing capacity while keeping the operation’s footprint to a minimum. Marchi uses no soil to grow his plants year-round. Rather his plants grow in hydroponic nutrient rich water, each in its own plastic container, and LEDs simulate the sunlight they need.
Sundridge council considering options on how to replace aging playground equipment at popular park

3 weeks ago | northbaynipissing.com | Rocco Frangione

One of the biggest draws in the Sundridge is Lake Bernard. Each year, the site sees thousands of residents and visitors flock to the area, especially to Lion’s Park, which houses a very popular playground. However, the playground equipment has been showing its age and needs to be replaced. Mayor Justine Leveque says the municipality has been setting aside small amounts of money for a couple of years to replace the equipment.
Library, arena and medical centre budgets approval begin

3 weeks ago | northbaynipissing.com | Rocco Frangione

The Village of Sundridge has passed three resolutions to receive the proposed budgets for the Sundridge, Strong and Joly Arena and Hall, the Sundridge-Strong Union Public Library and Sundridge and District Medical Centre. The proposed budget for the arena is $514,886.80. The three municipalities all cost share the arena, with Sundridge picking up 40 per cent of the budget, taking its share to $205,954.72.
This is the real deal: Howie Mandel’s got talent for dodging insects

4 weeks ago | northbaynipissing.com | Rocco Frangione

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Powassan Maple Hill Sap Run fundraiser set for April 27

4 weeks ago | northbaynipissing.com | Rocco Frangione

When the Powassan Maple Hill Sap Run takes place April 27, this year the annual event features two new categories. In addition to the regular 10K walk/run, 5K walk/run and the kids 500 metres, organizer Jared Dupuis is introducing business team and student team components. Each business team is made up of four participants who participate in the 5K category. Each student team is also made up of four participants who can range in age from nine to 13 and will travel one kilometre as a team.
Toronto Star bestsellers for March 26, 2025

4 weeks ago | northbaynipissing.com | Sarah Murdoch

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Armour couple live off grid with solar panel system

1 month ago | northbaynipissing.com | Rocco Frangione

It was about 2005 when George and Tracee Schell bought a hunting camp in Armour Township and converted it into a seasonal cottage. They replaced the generator powering the camp with eight solar panels installed on the roof. The energy those panels generated was fed into six 12-volt batteries, and that was enough to power the cottage lights and television. At the time, the fridge and cooking stove were powered by propane, plus the cottage was outfitted with a wood stove and oil stove.