History

The Kennedy is a historical building in the heart of downtown North Bay, existing for over 50 years.

Impressive office building to rise on McIntyre St. W.

20 Oct 1964

A new concept in commercial design has been incorporated in this beautiful office building which is scheduled to go under construction in April in downtown North Bay. John Kennedy, the spokesman for a group of principals who are financing the structure, said the building will contain 35,000 square feet of office space and will be three-stories high, with underground parking.

Award contract, hope building will rise to five-storey height

11 Jun 1965

A contract for initial work on a $1,000,000 business block in downtown North Bay has been awarded to W.A. McDougall Construction Co., it was announced today. The building will be located at the corner of McIntyre and Fraser Sts.

The Northland trust building

30 May 1966

The Northland Trust Building in downtown North Bay will house important offices in its five-storey space. It is the biggest office building to be constructed here.

The bright shine of business

10 Aug 1966

Lights glow from all the windows of the five-storey Northland Trust Building on Fraser at McIntyre Sts. as interior work speeds ahead. Some tenants have already taken occupancy. The high-rise structure is considered to be the most modern and impressive business building in the entire Metropolitan North Bay Area. This picture was taken at dead of night.

Landmark building sold, slated for changes

07 Jan 1994

KENGAP Holdings, a partnership between Kennedy Insurance Brokers and GAP construction, has purchased the Kennedy office building on the corner of Fraser and McIntyre streets. The purchase included the adjacent building, former home of the Empire Bowling Alley, which will be razed to create a parking area.