which will provide 68,000 square feet of film and television studio space. Education North Bay has educational programs ranging from pre-school to university. Post-secondary schools Nipissing University Canadore College Modern College Canadian Career College School boards Near North District School Board Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic District School Board Conseil scolaire de district catholique Franco-Nord Conseil scolaire de district du Nord-Est de l'Ontario Neighbourhoods The city includes the neighbourhoods of Birchaven, Camp Champlain, Champlain Park, Cooks Mills, Eastview, Feronia, Gateway, Graniteville, Hornell Heights, La Fuente (Lobby Bar), Lounsbury, Kenwood Hills, Marshall Park, P.J. Clowe Rotary Park, Nipissing Junction, Pinewood, Sage, Ski Club, St. John's Village, Sunset Park, Thibeault Terrace, Thorncliff, Trout Mills, Tweedsmuir, Wallace Heights, West Ferris and Widdifield. Waterfront development The city has big plans for the waterfront. In the 1980s a mile-long waterfront park/promenade was developed along the Lake Nipissing shoreline adjacent to the downtown core. Eventually, such attractions as a mini-train ride and two antique carousels (largely crafted by local artisans) were installed and quickly became very popular with tourists and locals alike. Now, work is beginning on a large new multi-faceted community park that will be developed on the former Canadian Pacific Railway yards that separated the downtown core from the existing waterfront park. In August 2009, a new pedestrian underpass opened connecting the downtown core to the waterfront for the first time since the CPR laid down tracks. In 2019 the city constructed a multi-phase community space centering on a Splash Pad behind the CPR museum. Media Online media BayToday.ca is an online local news source in North Bay, offering the latest breaking news, weather updates, entertainment, sports and business features, obituaries and more. Print media The local newspaper is the North Bay Nugget, which is published in print form from Tuesday through Saturday. Television The city's sole local television station is CKNY-DT, an owned-and-operated station of CTV. Part of the CTV Northern Ontario subsystem, CKNY functions largely as a rebroadcaster of CICI-TV in Greater Sudbury, although news reporters in North Bay provide content to CTV Northern Ontario's newscasts. In 2020, the staff was reduced to two reporters and a cameraman/editor, all of whom will work from home. The city also receives Global and CHCH through rebroadcast transmitters of stations in the Toronto market. Radio In radio, North Bay effectively acts as a single market with the nearby town of Sturgeon Falls, with virtually all stations in