3 Best Landmarks in North Bay, ON

"North Bay Public Library's mission is to enrich lives, build community, and inspire ideas. The library has many books, magazines, CDs, and more. North Bay Public Library has staff fluent in French and a French language department with an extensive collection of over 24,000 volumes in adult and children's sections. Volunteers provide valuable services to the library by shelving materials and assisting with their semi-annual book sale. They welcome and encourage your participation to support the library's virtual community's vibrant, dynamic, and interactive spirit. There's a separate kids' library with specific hours, and the media library is downstairs. Library cards are available to anyone who lives in or owns property in the City of North Bay. Free internet access on dedicated terminals on the main level. North Bay Public Library has accessible parking spaces.

"Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence is dedicated to air defence history from the First World War to the present day. The museum is the only one of its kind in Canada. Remarkable artifacts, fascinating exhibits, great staff, and interactive exhibits create a memorable experience for everyone. The museum strives to inspire diverse audiences to gain a deeper understanding and connection to Canada’s historical and current contributions to air defence by creating lasting connections to the history and artifacts. Canadian Forces Museum of Aerospace Defence explores history from the First World War, through the Second World War, into the Cold War and beyond. The museum has a special ability to combine world events with local history, which means it follows textbooks and adds a local flavour to make it interesting and relevant.

"The Capitol Centre is a long-standing entertainment venue featuring musicals, live comedy, concerts, and family shows. Capitol Centre and the WKP Kennedy Gallery have seen many great artists, Canadian and international, as well as cherished celebrities. Capitol Centre truly is your home for arts and entertainment. The Centre is governed by a 15-member board, which includes two elected City of North Bay Councillors and thirteen citizens elected by the Board of the Capitol Centre and its membership. However, everyone is welcome to apply for a Capitol Centre board position. The Centre has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.