Stu Campaigne is a news reporter for BayToday.ca, focusing on local news in North Bay, Canada. With a keen interest in community affairs and public interest stories, Stu covers a wide range of topics including infrastructure projects, local events, city council decisions, and community issues.
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Stu Campaigne's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, city council decisions, public projects, and crime and justice in the North Bay area of Canada. He may be interested in pitches related to local government actions or announcements, developments in public projects within North Bay, or stories surrounding crime and justice issues specific to the region.
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City staff addressed concerns about increased traffic saying no controlled intersection is planned at Lakeshore Drive and Sunset Boulevard
After a desire for a Q&A session was stifled by procedural by-law restrictions, leaving citizens wanting more engagement, Councillors Inch and Lowery tabled a motion to examine those by-laws and bring forward recommendations to potentially change them
In August, North Bay's soup kitchen made the difficult decision to cut back on the number of meals served daily and staff hours due to a lack of funding and high demand for services
After spending $611K on Chippewa's new fence — billed to increase student safety and reduce trespassing on school grounds — the Near North District School Board has now added noise-emitting security measures at several entrances accessible by parking lots
By: Stu Campaigne
Led by Carson Sagle's two touchdowns, the underdog senior Trojans prevail over the Bears on Cundari Field, while two new/old junior teams squared off in search of a semifinal berth
'The businesses that we've helped, the families that we've helped, I think that's extremely, extremely significant. Having a cabinet minister here brought money into the community that helped the community get through Covid, and helped the community grow.'
The District of Nipissing is vying to become one of Ontario's first 10 Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hubs that will have an
'The budget passes in May with no discussion about the ski hill and then we get asked for an additional $100,000 in July. I have constantly been asking for the financials and ultimately was told no, I couldn't have them ... Why is no one else asking for them?'
Barons avenge their NDA junior football semifinal loss at the hands of the Trojans in 2023
It is confirmed one individual suffered serious injuries after being struck by a pickup truck in the southbound lanes of Algonquin Avenue, between Elmwood Avenue and Greenwood Avenue on Friday evening
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