Kisaketin
598321 
VIDEO: Mark Carney delivered a speech heard round the world — now what?
104He’s incredibly intelligent, unafraid to elevate things with class, and has made me a truly proud Canadian! Thank you, Prime Minister Mark Carney.
73- Kisaketin
New motion seeks independent review of North Bay Mayor's spending controversy
BayToday 32Excuse me, how much more money do we need to spend to figure out what the Mayor did was illegal? It needs be handled by NBPS, as it is referred under the criminal code as Breach of Trust and Theft over 5,000.(Section 122 Criminal Code - Breach if Trust by Public Officer.1- Applies specifically to public officials (e.g., mayors, councillors, government employees).2-Occurs when a public officer knowingly and intentionally violates the duties of their office for personal gain or to harm another.3-Penalty: up to 5 years imprisonment if prosecuted as an indictable offence, or lesser penalties if prosecuted summarily
2- Kisaketin
Soo mayor: Problem isn’t safe consumption sites, it’s Doug Ford
BayToday 7Finally, there's a person willing to do the right thing, and do the work to create a proposal in order to jump through the latest hoop set up by the Ford Government! It is important to the success of a community to have systems and resources in place in order to properly treat individuals suffering with Mental Health and Addictions! Hats off to the Mayor of Sault Ste Marie, they are lucky to have him.I challenge our Mayor and council to step up to the plate, get a proposal in place and do the right thing instead of sticking their heads in the sand.
24- Kisaketin
Animal rescue group repossesses Sudbury family’s cat after he was caught outside
BayToday 17In my opinion Rusty needs to be returned to it's rightful owner! What kind of person, or organization would not return the cat to the family? A sick one!
14- Kisaketin
'I'm just in a full-out rage on this guy': premier shares encounter with person accused of stealing
BayToday 17He is not a healthy person, he is violent, and 911 should be contacted next time. This situation might have gotten out of control, with either him or someone else getting hurt. In that case, who would be blamed for escalating it? You can bet Doug Ford wouldn't face any consequences, except possibly using it as an ego boost!
13- Kisaketin
'Human thing to do': Quick-thinking dad pulls driver from flaming wreck
BayToday 28Angels are among us, this act of courage and selflessness saved a life. Well done.
1- Kisaketin
Trump wins back the White House in historic fashion
21American's are infected with madness....this election reflects that true fact! The definition of madness is doing something over and over again expecting a different result! God bless America! I have learned to be grateful for 🍁 Canada today.
7- Kisaketin
Fedeli calls for Near North Board takeover
BayToday 25What about the Mayor here in North Bay—doesn’t that call for a review? Isn’t he someone Mr. Fedeli might be interested in as well? Public confidence in our Mayor and council really needs a serious boost to restore integrity to North Bay and improve the way the city is cared for.
2- Kisaketin
'Bed crisis' warns North Bay Regional hospital
BayToday 17Sarahs Mom...I hear you. The Ford government's approach to health and welfare has been a hot topic. There have been significant cuts and funding issues in Ontario's health care system. While there have been some efforts to address these concerns, like the recent $3.1 billion health-care funding deal with the federal government. There is many of us that feel that more needs to be done to prioritize health and welfare over other initiatives. It's a complex situation, and it's clear that many Ontarians share your frustration.
10- Kisaketin
North Bay Chief Financial Officer / Treasurer, resigns to take new job in Sudbury
BayToday 19Enough is enough! The wrongdoing has been proven with evidence in a recent post. The elected officials responsible for our city have created a situation without realizing the impact it’s having on the community’s morale. It must be a pretty stressful job trying to be an honest public servant here in North Bay. Good luck with your new job, and wishing you better days ahead in Sudbury.
2- Kisaketin
Public urged to contact Integrity Commissioner in connection with North Bay Mayor expense probe
BayToday 19Thanks for your time and effort. Honestly, this feels like just more of the same runaround regarding the Mayor’s lack of integrity in using public funds for personal purchases! Filing a complaint with the integrity commissioner seems pointless since they can’t actually solve the issue! It’s clearly a waste of money too! We need to bring this to the legal authorities to push for the changes North Bay really needs!
1- Kisaketin
Casino revenue payment pushes North Bay past $6M since 2022
BayToday 7How about using the money to build income-based housing and a permanent shelter for the homeless in our community?
12- Kisaketin
Groundbreaking for new rink scheduled this week
BayToday 5Dear North Bay Council,As you enjoy your coffee or tea at the new rink, please take a moment to remember those in our community who are living in poverty and experiencing homelessness. While the new rink is a wonderful addition to our city, we must not forget the pressing issues that many of our fellow citizens face daily. Let's work together to ensure that everyone in North Bay has the support and resources they need to thrive.
13- Kisaketin
‘He should be home’: Rescue groups weigh in on PetSave repossessing family’s cat
BayToday 8Animal hoarding is a serious issue, and it appears to be a reason in this situation with the owner of this organization in the adoption contract rules set by PetSave. The owner has excessive control over pets being adopted out. Rusty needs to be returned to the owner—why would she choose actions that could harm a child in this?
9- Kisaketin
'I've done nothing wrong' Mayor Chirico calls for integrity commissioner to investigate
BayToday 16Integrity, at its core, is about doing the right thing even when no one is watching. It means honesty, accountability, and honoring the trust others place in you—especially in public service. So when a mayor uses public funds or a city-issued credit card for personal purchases like a golf membership, even if later repaid, it understandably raises serious questions about judgment and ethics.The real issue here isn’t just about receipts—it’s about trust. When public officials make personal purchases with taxpayer money, intentional or not, it chips away at the credibility of their office. Integrity isn't just about following rules—it's about embodying the values those rules are meant to uphold. Why should we allow an integrity committee to review this, especially when it will cost the city money? What is the logic behind this decision? True integrity would be demonstrated if the Mayor were to resign.
- Kisaketin
Nipissing First Nation culture highlighted at new Tim Horton's location
BayToday 11Awesome news!
5- Kisaketin
Mayor Chirico turns in corporate credit card, according to City official
BayToday 13Good one, now he needs to be shown the way out!
2- Kisaketin
Overnight shooting puts victim in hospital
BayToday 12North Bay is violent, stop blaming it on the Southerners....it is systemic here!!
3- Kisaketin
Gathering Place increasing service
BayToday 11Great job Peter and team....
3- Kisaketin
Near North board ordered to rebuild public confidence and provide accountable, transparent and effective governance
BayToday 13Once again, we are confronted with reports of misconduct and a lack of integrity—not only at City Hall, but within the Near North School Board as well. These are not isolated incidents. They reveal a troubling pattern across our institutions: individuals entrusted with positions of responsibility are failing to uphold the standards of honesty, accountability, and skill that public service demands.The people of North Bay deserve better. We deserve leaders who serve with humility, competence, and respect for the trust placed in them. Instead, we are left with wasted time, wasted money, and the deep disappointment of watching our community’s reputation erode.It is time to ask hard questions about every leadership role in this city. If you cannot meet the basic expectations of integrity and stewardship, then we respectfully call on you to step aside. Allow those who are willing to lead with transparency and skill to take your place.The time has come for renewal.
1- Kisaketin
