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​ @TheRedpathGroup   @thecityofnorthbay   @CIM-ICM  An exclusive five part series in partnership with CIM Northern Gateway Branch, YourTV North Bay's Cogeco News has local coverage of five companies. We highlight their contribution to the mining industry. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

There were no injuries reported after two vehicles collided at George Street and Lee Avenue on Tuesday shortly before 2:15pm.  Emergency crews were on scene.

The Heritage Train has come off the rails on the evening of May 19th.  The Heritage Train and Carousel Company spokesperson has told us that there were no injuries to volunteers or passengers aboard the train.  The TSSA Technical Standards and Safety Authority have been called in and the train will remain on it's side until a full investigation is conducted.

June 11th is akin to Christmas Day for gardeners; that's because the old wives' tale suggests that frost is improbable after this lunar occurrence. Our Clarke Heipel visited Burrows Country Store & Garden Centre to speak with the experts - Bob & Deb Hudson. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Leeann Noel from Century 21 is in our studio to talk about packing boxes and moving houses in the spring. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Century 21's Leeann Noel packs a cleaning punch on this instalment of Realty Insight! Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Lawyer Jessica Stickle from Valin Partners LLP is a special guest, as Leeann Noel from Century 21 invites her to share her knowledge when it comes to the finer details in real estate transactions. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

Daffodils are always the first flowers to sprout in spring, and it is no coincidence that the Canadian Cancer Society uses the yellow flower as a powerful cancer fighting symbol. Tune in to Cogeco News Monday to Friday LIVE at 5. - Clarke Heipel

The North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre commemorated Red Dress Day on May 5th to honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ people, including two spirit, transgender, and gender diverse individuals. The event took place at the North Bay Waterfront.