As part of its centennial celebration, the City of North Bay will recognize citizens turning 100 in 2025. Do you know someone who will become a centenarian in 2025, North Bay's centennial year?
Submit your name and information for a special birthday card from Mayor Chirico and a shout-out on local radio.
See related: Centennial Committee launches 2025 celebration planning
A large committee of community representatives is planning the celebration for North Bay's centennial. The committee recently unveiled the official logo for the upcoming 100th-anniversary celebrations.
See also: Centennial logo for North Bay unveiled
The logo, created by graphic design student Maryon McCann represents 100 years of North Bay history, culture, and community spirit.
Mayor Peter Chirico has invited King Charles III and Queen Camilla to visit North Bay during its centennial celebrations in 2025.
See: Will North Bay's centennial celebration be a royal affair?
"We haven't heard back," Chirico shared about a potential royal visit, "but if King Charles is dropping by Canada, come by North Bay and say hello for our hundredth. Who knows? You don't ask, you don't find out."
In municipal discussions, it has been pointed out the centennial year only happens once and there is potential for a healthy economic impact and wide community participation.
