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Genivar acquires Thunder Bay engineering firm
 V.B. Cook Company, a prominent Thunder Bay engineering firm, has been acquired by Genivar Income Fund.
Apollo Gold report Q4 production numbers
 Production at Apollo Gold's Black Fox Mine 75 kilometres east of Timmins reached 15,820 ounces of gold in the fourth quarter of 2009, having achieved the 2,000-tonne-per-day target ahead of the year-end schedule.
Northern College sinks $300K into first-time learners
 Northern College has teamed up with the province to deliver more than $300,000 in projects and support for first-generation learners, the first of a family to attend post-secondary or train to become an apprentice.
Kirkland Lake to see $32M wastewater investment
 The provincial and federal governments have teamed up to deliver $32 million in funding to the Town of Kirkland Lake to help build a new wastewater treatment facility.
Northern aviation icon dies
 Northern Ontario aviation pioneer Stan Deluce died in London, Ont., Jan. 27.
MetalCorp goes deep for Hemlo gold
 MetalCorp has announced it is starting a first stage of deep drill program on its Hemlo East Gold property in northwestern Ontario.
New invasive species sheriff in town
 Algoma University has named Dr. Pedro Antunes as its research chair of invasive species.
Province focuses safety blitz on forklifts
 The month of February will find inspectors from the Ministry of Labour scouring the province with an eye for safety on forklifts and lifting devices.
Thunder Bay architect recognized for heritage work
Thunder Bay architect Ahsanul Habib has received the 2009 Recognition Award from the Ontario Heritage Trust, an agency of the Ontario government.
Sudbury firms testing space tech in Hawaii
 On the lower slopes of Mauna Kea, an inactive Hawaiian volcano, some Sudbury technology firms are in the process of testing equipment and rovers for possible missions on extraterrestrial surfaces such as the Moon.
Thunder Bay gold digger raises $32 million
 Premier Gold has raised $32 million in equity financing as the Thunder Bay miner plunges ahead with exploration in northwestern Ontario.
A politician who kept his promise
Vic Fedeli had no intention of being North Bay's mayor-for-life.
Atikokan gold junior raises $26 million for exploration
Brett Resources has raised $26 million for exploration on its Hammond Reef gold property in northwestern Ontario.
New number gives business info from feds, province
 The governments of Canada and Ontario have collaborated to create a telephone number with business information from both levels of government.