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'Moly' deposit edges closer to open pit mine
Step-out exploration drilling by MPH Ventures has increased the size of its molybdenum deposit in northwestern Ontario.
Aviation IT firm lands U.S. airport client
A Thunder Bay aviation software/IT company has landed a contract to supply flight display information for a North Dakota airport.
Domtar Corporation (NYSE-TSX: UFS)
Domtar Corporation has announced the appointment of John D. Williams as president and CEO, effective Jan. 1, 2009.
Englehart invites new business
The Town of Englehart is receiving $315,000 from the province to provide municipal water and sewage services to a future commercial and industrial park site near Highway 11.
Kidd on strike (LSE: XTA)
Xstrata Copper in Timmins and the Kidd Metallurgical site workers who belong to the CAW-Local 599 union were unable to agree on a new collective agreement. As of midnight Sept. 30th the workers voted to strike.
Lakehead U adds research chairs
Lakehead University has picked up two Canada Research Chairs and a combined $200,000 in federal grants.
Making a fair claim
The Ontario Mining Association (OMA) aims to make compensation for industrial related diseases fairer and more equitable.
McIntosh Engineering Scholarship Fund (TSE: STN-T)
Scott McIntosh, former president & CEO of McIntosh Engineering announced the creation of the McIntosh Engineering Scholarship Fund in front of more than 300 mining executives and representatives from Sudbury’s three post-secondary educational institutions.
Northwest chambers finding one voice
Speaking to government with one voice on "critical" regional development issues was the goal of the annual meeting of the Northwestern Ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce (NOACC) in Kenora.
SAMSSA joins with EDC
Export Development Corporation has joined SAMSSA as a full corporate member to assist in protecting international and domestic sales.