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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'A $52-million community and recreation centre for $26 million is in the best interests of our community'
2024: Happy new year!
Veterans Park now has $130K worth of safety netting ready to be deployed this spring after the City of North Bay relocated some youth soccer games last season to keep players and spectators safe from foul balls originating from the neighbouring baseball diamond
I was saddened but not shocked to see that public school board Lougheed's determination to change the name of Chippewa Secondary School is as strong as ever. There are a small number of people who are determined to pursue their own political agenda in spite of overwhelming opposition from the public
The North Bay Regional Health Centre's new Specialized Geriatric Clinic 'leverages access to the right care in the right place at the right time' for an estimated 5,000 older adults living with complex and chronic health concerns in Nipissing District
'...this council has lost perspective on the city’s priorities and is out of touch with taxpayers — there is little to no strategic thinking, in my mind, or linear decision-making'
'The main issue moving forward is — obviously — housing,'according to DNSSAB Board Chair Mark King, who has been re-elected to serve another one-year term
The City's financial staff has prepared a new preliminary financing plan with a $60M budget that includes the $25.778M in federal GICB funding, one-time dividends and funding from the Canada Community Building Fund, OLG revenues, PAYGO, Municipal Accommodation Tax, potential surplus from open and cancelled projects and Special Debt to finance the project
By: Lindsay Kelly, Stu Campaigne
Canada Meat Group has listed land, four-year-old facility for $15.2 million
At the request of the Governor General of Canada, the Order of Canada investiture ceremony honouring Mathilde Françoise Gravelle-Bazinet was fittingly held at the Nipissing Serenity Hospice
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