Top 10 for the week ending July 21, 2017

10. The city announces details on several provincial high sporting events coming to North Bay between now and 2010.

North Bay will be hosting several provincial sporting events

9. The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority is looking for public consultation as they put together a new web site

Your chance to comment on a new Conservation Authority web site

8. The Labour Market Group says there are 73 more job vacancies in this months report

More job vacancies in Nipissing

7. CUPE workers at the AIDS Committee of North Bay and area office in North Bay hold a rally.

CUPE employees rally for a new contract

6. Nipissing MPP Vic Fedeli announces over $500,000 in provincial funding for the North Bay Indian Friendship Centre

Fedeli unveils provincial funding

5. The North Bay Pride Committee  announces details on 3 events they’re holding Friday and Saturday including a flag raising, a march and a picnic.

Pride events Friday and Saturday in North Bay

4. North Bay Police lay charges in connection with an assault at a North Bay residence

North Bay Police lay charges in connection with 3 incidents

3. A 41 year old Powassan man  charged with multiple offenses following a domestic violence incident earlier this month

Fatal accident on Highway 63 and domestic related charges in Powassan

2. An 28 hour incident in Verner ends peacefully as a man was barricaded in his home.

Verner Standoff ends after 28 hours

1 tragic events in the area

OPP have identified the missing person who was carried away by the current while swimming in the Ottawa River on Saturday.

The missing male has been identified as 40 year old Arthur Lavoie of Mattawa.

Police are still on the scene searching the area which they describe as having a strong current, varying depths and not suitable for swimming.

Fatal accident on Highway 63 and domestic related charges in Powassan

OPP update two fatal accidents