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Two representatives from End Violence Everywhere share their thoughts on the proposed changes to Canada's Criminal Code in an effort to improve safety in our communities. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Contractors are on scene in Bracebridge this week, building an entirely new shelter for the Northlander stop in that community, and we're hearing from Ontario Northland that the train is also coming to the tracks soon.

Watch out for the red flags - Century 21's Leeann Noel and North Bay Police Service's Merv Shantz are in studio to discuss. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

The battle for Castle Arms continues to fester as a group of Mayors representing multiple municipalities would like to see the non-profit corporation moved into the hands of Cassellholme. East Nipissing Mayor Rick Champagne is looking for mediation between the Mayor's Committee on Castle Arms and the board of Castle Arms so that they can come to some sort of agreement on the governance of the assets.

You can expect much more police presence around the region, as the OPP prepares for heavy long weekend traffic. 

North Bay recently played host to a regional cricket tournament at the Steve Omischl Sports Complex. Volunteer reporter Brian Luck spoke to organizer Hemish Patel. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Why sell in autumn? Century 21's Leeann Noel has all the reasons why. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Fix it before the snow flies! Century 21's Leeann Noel is in our studio to discuss the window of opportunity this autumn for some home maintenance. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Century 21's Leeann Noel is under the bright lights of the YourTV studio to define the top realty terms. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

The North Bay Battalion offence was silent over the weekend as they hosted a couple of East Division rivals in Ottawa and Kingston.  We get things started with the Ottawa 67s who were in town on Friday. 

The Canadian Mental Health Association, North Bay and District held a recovery celebration at Calvin Presbyterian Church. The goal, to gather and share stories of courage and faith while battling addiction.  

Concerned residents of Marshall Park Avenue were awakened to the sound of a truck barrelling over and landing on top of two parked vehicles.  The driver fled from police but was later located and charged with operation while impaired, fail to remain at the scene of an accident, and dangerous operation of a vehicle.