Videos

Leaders from across Canada have arrived in Ontario’s cottage country for a series of high-stakes meetings, including interprovincial trade, as well as preparing for a new deal with the United States of America. 

Amid a whirlwind of controversy at North Bay City Hall, longtime Chief Financial Officer Margaret Karpenko has accepted the same role within City Hall for the City of Greater Sudbury. Full story on Cogeco News LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel #Local #news #finance

End Violence Everywhere Chief Operating Officer Ish Van Der Rassel speaks on the drive to have meaningful bail reform in Canada, which he says will protect survivors of domestic violence. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Tim Hortons Camp Day has a special place in Drew Ferris' heart. He shares his family's feel-good story. YourTV North Bay Cogeco News volunteer Bee Williams reports. - Clarke Heipel

North Bay & area is experiencing poor air quality due to the migration of forest fire smoke from Northwestern Ontario and Manitoba. We spoke to Meteorologist Crawford Luke for the latest on the air quality. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel #Air #forestfire #Haze #health #activity #heat #humidity

A Callander resident of 35 years has authored a petition calling for the protection of the "Callander Eagles" and their habitat. We spoke to Janis Reed, and Callander Mayor Robb Noon. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Fire crews from Callander, Powassan, & Nipissing responded to 97 Watson Road mid Thursday morning. The house is deemed a total loss, but thankfully no one was injured in the blaze. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel #Fire #Department #mutualaid #Response #emergencyresponse

Over the span of nearly two years, hundreds of vehicles have had its tires punctured, with local police still searching for the culprit(s). Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

One motion took two and a half minutes for the deputy clerk to read, and the meeting in its entirety took two and a half hours; personalities and proposed policies clashed at Tuesday's North Bay City Council meeting. Our Clarke Heipel was there and has this extensive report. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5.