10 REASONS WHY PEOPLE LOVE NORTH BAY ONTARIO CANADA

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This video will provide 10 REASONS WHY PEOPLE LOVE NORTH BAY ONTARIO CANADA. These are not ALL the reasons why people love North Bay and if you have a reason why you love North Bay, put it in the comment section and I will make another video.

1. Lake Nipissing
2. Duchesnay Falls
3. Festivals
4. Heritage Train and Carousel
5. Beaches
6. Education
7. North Bay Battalion
8. Farmers' Market
9. Canadian Forces Museum
10. Laurentian Ski Hill

North Bay is a diverse community that offers a perfect blend of opportunity and easy living. With a population of approximately 51,553 and a trading area of 112,000 people, North Bay offers economic advantages with easy access to larger Canadian and U.S. markets.

North Bay is a business friendly community boasting: low cost serviced industrial land with multinational industry residing in harmony among beautiful parks and recreational facilities; power centres outside of the vibrant downtown core; a state-of-the-art regional health care facility, and extensive educational infrastructure.

Some of the major attributes of North Bay are the quality and diversity of its heritage and natural environment. Residents of North Bay and area enjoy fresh air, abundant clean water, plenty of green space for outdoor activities and low density living with all of the benefits of full urban services. From condo-by-the-lake living, to modern executive-style dwellings, to old-world Victorian housing, living in North Bay is both safe and affordable.

North Bay has a very low crime rate and continues to be a safe community to live in.

Urban North Bay straddles a land bridge between the Ottawa River watershed and that of the Great Lakes. On its eastern doorstep lies Trout Lake, the headwater of the Mattawa River and the source of the City’s drinking water which holds the distinction of supplying some of the best quality drinking water in the province. North Bay’s waterfront, on Lake Nipissing, is the heartbeat of the city, featuring a magnificent walkway adorned by beautiful gardens, a museum and a public marina.

North Bay is a great place to live if you enjoy the outdoors and want larger city amenities while maintaining a sense of small, safe community.

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Grew up in north bay..grade school at Fatima.. high school at West Ferris.. lived on Marshall Park drive..I loved growing up there and had some great experiences.. but the best thing I ever did was get out of there..

ryanstix

almost every neighborhood is less than 5km away from a mountain bike trail because of all the crescent shaped hills in north bay, . best thing about north bay.

trbotimmmmmmmeh

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sunnystormy

Beautiful sights 'round the Bay, but the best are at "Fanny's", IMHO.

stanleycronk

Leonaaaard! hahaha! Been watching your videos but not commenting. But, I DO make sure I give you a thumbs up, Brother. Beautiful scenery. Hope you have a great weekend.

louroberts

I SPENT EVERY AUGUST ON LAKE NIPPISSING AT SANDY BAY WITH MY PARENTS AND FAMILY!! WE WOULD GO TO THE GARBAGE DUMPS AT DUSK IN OUR 1970s Station wagon ! MY DAD WOULD PARK AND PUT FISH HEADS ON THE HOOD OF THE CAR AND THE BEARS WOULD COME RIGHT TO THE CAR!! AT 8 YRS OLD IT WAS SO EXCITING!!! THIS WAS ALL IN THE 1970s!! WHAT A WONDERFUL CHILDHOOD I HAD IN CANADA EVERY YEAR!! IM 54 AND HAVEN'T BEEN THERE SINCE THE EARLY 80s!! SOMEDAY IM GONNA TAKE MY WIFE AND FAMILY BACK!!! GOD BLESS. FRANK, TOLEDO OHIO

frankbalazs

Lol, it's not pronounced "douche" en "nay" falls, it's pronounced like: Do "shane" ee falls. It's really easy to say, despite it's misleading spelling, hehe, so I completely understand why you said it that way. Take it from someone who lives here and hears it constantly, even the French and Natives here all pronounce it the same. Great video man, as a person who's born and raised here, but also lived many other places in my life, I loved it. I always come back here, there's something special here that draws me back and it's not just nostalgia. It's everything about it really, not something in particular really. It hasn't got everything, it doesn't attract/keep the young, it makes them exodus actually, to bigger better cities actually. Lol.

It has always had a problem keeping young people here and myself included when I was younger. We need more industry, the scale back of rail and the military base here just made things worse too. It's more of a retirement community now, even for the military members. This is where they put them to retire.

There are better cities, no doubt. But it's surroundings are absolutely beautiful, the people are great, the atmosphere is generally chill, it's just a real nice place to chill and enjoy the outdoors. That's it's true draw, is how scenic it is and we kinda come by it naturally. People have seen sunsets here like nowhere else. Those who have never seen a red sunset in their entire lives and been all over the world, got to see one here and are amazed and cross it off their bucket list.

MrBilld

Thx 4 featuring an area I know very little about! Thx! 😊👍

dreamcatcher

Lots to offer from farmer’s market, hockey and history! 😊

adventureseekergirl

Beautiful waterfall beautiful beach. This just looks like a wonderful peaceful place to be. Thanks for sharing my friend😍

BeautyNBeastJourney

Great upload! I haven’t been that far north yet! 😜

freespirit

2:34 wait a minute... THATS MEEEE I’m the little girl waving to the side to my oma

ccthatsi

I lived in North Bay in the 50s. My father served with the RCAF. I lived at an apartment house, 522 main st, nearly opposite the railway station. Hell, that's over 60yrs ago. It's surely changed a lot!!

georgeswain