Conservation Areas Open; New Trail Bridge at Eau Claire Gorge
(North Bay, Ontario, May 7, 2021) North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority’s (NBMCA) 15 conservation areas and trails have officially opened for passive use while a few amenities, such as washrooms, remain closed due to COVID-19.
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Service Disruption - Kinsmen Trail between Main and Stanley now open
May 7, 2021 - The portion of the Kinsmen Trail which was closed between Main Street East and Stanley Street is now open.
MoreService Disruption - Section of Kinsmen Trail closed May 6
May 5, 2021 - Kinsmen Trail will be closed all day on May 6, 2021. Trail will be closed between Main Street East and Stanley Street.
MoreNBMCA Delivers Essential Service During Stay-at-Home Order
During the Provincial Emergency and Stay-at-Home Order issued by the province on April 8, 2021, the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority will continue to deliver programs that have been deemed an “Essential Business/Service” by the Ontario/Canadian government.
MoreCorbeil Conservation Area Now Opened
Corbeil Conservation Area, which was closed in March due to spring runoff, has now reopened.
MoreSnow Survey Readings for April 8, 2021
All three snow course survey sites are snow free, making 2021 among the earliest snow-free seasons since the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority began measuring snow depth and water content in 1987 as part of its flood forecasting and warning program.
MoreSnow Survey Readings for April 1, 2021
(North Bay, Ontario, April 1, 2021) Two of the three snow survey stations are now without snow, bringing the average snow depth down 23.8 cm and the average water equivalence down 83.7 mm since the last snow survey March 22, reports the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) who measures snow depth and water content as part of its Flood Forecasting and Warning Program.
MoreWater Safety Statement Issued for Watershed - March 24, 2021
(North Bay March 24, 2021) The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority is issuing its first water safety statement this spring. Although increased runoff due to snow melt and precipitation are in the forecast, flooding is not expected at this time.
MoreSnow Survey Readings for March 22, 2021
(North Bay, Ontario, March 22, 2021) Snow depth and water equivalence has decreased since the snow pack measurements taken on March 15 by the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority as part of its flood forecasting program.
MoreSnow Survey Readings for March 15, 2021
(North Bay, Ontario, March 15, 2021) The average snow depth has decreased by 24.1 cm and the average water content has decreased by 43.3 mm since the last snow survey March 8, reports the North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) who measures snow depth and water content as part of its Flood Forecasting and Warning Program.
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