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Our Clarke Heipel is a mama's boy - and he's not ashamed of it. June 16th is Louise's birthday, and her son sang her a birthday song on Cogeco News. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5.

The North Bay detachment of the OPP has identified the body of a man found just north of the city off of Highway 11.
The OPP say 45 Benjamin Budge was found off of what is unofficially called Big Brother Road.
The investigation is continuing.

Each and every Friday our Clarke Heipel gives a well deserved shout out to a serving member of our Armed Forces. Today, Aviator Homam Al-Ani receives recognition for his service. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Radio Broadcasting class of 1987 was represented through Mike Monaghan's silky smooth swing on Thursday at Osprey Links. The Canadore College Alumni presented the annual golf tournament. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

The Armed Forces Day air show in North Bay was cancelled for the second straight year due to the pandemic. While the event was cancelled, a fictitious event was created online, which misled members of the public. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Splash pads were a popular destination on this Monday as the mercury flirted with the 30 degree Celsius mark. How do you stay cool? Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

At a cost of over 120 Million Dollars the long awaited Cassellholme expansion is a go.  A great relief to the LTC"s CEO Jamie Lowery

During their weekly media briefing the North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit expressed their disappointment that the Ontario Premier Doug Ford decided to keep schools closed to in class learning until the fall.

A beautiful memorial is being constructed at the site of the residential school survivors memorial.  Its a tribute to the lives lost near the site of a residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia

         Nipissing First Nations Chief Scott McLeod says he's disheartened by the lack of outrage over the discovery of the remains of 215 people near the site of a former residential school in Kamloops, BC.
      McLeod wants a true investigation in the finding and wondered aloud about the reaction nationally if the remains discovered were of non-indigenous people.

Each and every Friday our Clarke Heipel gives a well deserved shout out to a member of the Canadian Armed Forces. Today, its Master Corporal Jasmine Maitland. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5.