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Bending Lake Iron president Henry Wetelainen (right) shows iron ore core samples to Harold Wilson from the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce.
Company examines site options for processing plant

Company examines site options for processing plant Iron ore miner in holding pattern Ian Ross An Aboriginally-owned mining company still has Atikokan in its sights for an iron ore processing plant despite delays in accessing a former open pit mine. In mid-February, Bending Lake Iron Group president Henr

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Nuclear waste storage proposal sparks protest
A proposal to develop a permanent nuclear waste storage facility on the north shore of Lake Huron is causing controversy amongst the area's First Nations communities.
First Nation rolls into transportation sector
First Nation rolls into transportation sector On the fast track Ian Ross Serpent River First Nation is laying the groundwork to become a northeastern Ontario transportation hub. The First Nation community partnered with Sudbury's Mansour Group to land a railway ballast contract last summer to supply 125
Company examines site options for processing plant
Company examines site options for processing plant Iron ore miner in holding pattern Ian Ross An Aboriginally-owned mining company still has Atikokan in its sights for an iron ore processing plant despite delays in accessing a former open pit mine. In mid-February, Bending Lake Iron Group president Henr
MAATS training program builds First Nation capacity
MAATS training program builds First Nation capacity Agreement fosters education and business opportunities Adelle Larmour Building capacity and business ventures for First Nation people is the focus of the impact benefit agreement (IBA) signed between Northgate Minerals Corporation and Matachewan First Nat
• Northern universities focus on attracting First Nations
• First Nations prosper through energy projects
• Rural communities vie to be sustainable licence holders
• New tool targets Aboriginal youth for mining careers
• Mining company supports First Nation blockade at McFauld's Lake
• First Nation pushes back against 'Ring of Fire' mine, rail project
• Thunder Bay environmental consulting firm expands
• Chiefs, industry experts gather for Sioux Lookout economic summit
• Opportunity knocks for First Nations value-added business
• Paul Martin pulling Aboriginals out of poverty with CAPE

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Xstrata confirms merger talks with Glencore
One of the world's leading Swiss-based commodities trade is looking to merge with Xstrata, a Swiss-headquartered international miner, in an all-share merger to become a global mining leader.
Been there, done that, says Ring of Fire Coordinator
Ontario's Ring of Fire Coordinator contends development in the burgeoning James Bay mineral exploration camps is progressing despite an MPP's assertions that Queen's Park is mismanaging provincial oversight of the region.
Chiefs want to electrify their communities
The Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) said it's time for their northern communities to be connected to Ontario's power grid.
Matachewan miner pours gold in March
AuRico Gold said its Young-Davidson gold project in northeastern Ontario remains on schedule toward pouring its first gold by the end of March.
Ursa suspends Webbwood operations
Operations at the Shakespeare Nickel Mine 70 km west of Sudbury, operated by Ursa Major Minerals, have been temporarily suspended, after the expiration of its processing agreement.
Ministry seeking nominations for apprenticeship awards
Nominations are now being accepted for the Minister's Awards for Apprenticeship Training.
Energy minister tours Sault College
Provincial Energy Minister Chris Bentley visited Sault College Feb. 2 for an introduction to the school's Renewable Energy and Green Construction Techniques program.
North Bay company one of Top 100 Employers
Cemenetation Canada, based in North Bay, has been recognized once more as one of the Top 100 Employers in Canada. It is the only Northern Ontario-based company listed this year, and it has previously been recognized four other times.
First Nation, miner begin negotiations
Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nation and Quadra FNX Mining Ltd. have entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU), agreeing to enter into negotiations to reach a final agreement.
Quadra FNX signs MOU with Atikameksheng
Quadra FNX and Atikameksheng Anishnawbek First Nation, located 20 km southwest of Sudbury, are entering into negotiations towards an agreement for the future working relationship between the two parties.