Elliot Lake & North Shore Feature

The new facility constructed by Elliot Lake Retirement Living in 2009 has proved successful, hosting dozens of daily visitors looking to learn more about living in the city.
Condos on horizon in Elliot Lake

Condos on horizon in Elliot Lake Spine Road development in works Lindsay Kelly It's been a busy couple of years for Elliot Lake Retirement Living. After finishing construction on a brand-new facility and the adjacent Hampton Inn in 2009, the organization undertook major renovations on three of its propertie

Elliot Lake & North Shore News

Elliot Lake Ford lauded for apprenticeship participation
Elliot Lake Ford lauded for apprenticeship participation Training the next generation Lindsay Kelly This time last year, Addison Duhaime was living on the West Coast, working for a railway and trying to make some money while contemplating his next career move. He's now an apprentice at the Elliot Lake F
Condos on horizon in Elliot Lake
Condos on horizon in Elliot Lake Spine Road development in works Lindsay Kelly It's been a busy couple of years for Elliot Lake Retirement Living. After finishing construction on a brand-new facility and the adjacent Hampton Inn in 2009, the organization undertook major renovations on three of its propertie
Algoma campaign spotlights farming
Algoma campaign spotlights farming Goat marketing, directory lead eat-local push Lindsay Kelly With their tufted chins and ears splayed out like helicopter rotors, goats may seem unlikely saviours for the Algoma District farming community. But preliminary research suggests promoting locally produced goat (c
Espanola expands industrial park
Espanola expands industrial park New look propels community forward Lindsay Kelly Espanola is open for business, and Anna Frattini is optimistic that upcoming changes to the town's im­age will drive that message home, enticing more businesses to set up shop in the North Shore com­munity. The economic dev
• Clothing business flourishes in Gore Bay
• Innovations keep fish farming fresh
• Mindemoya bag shop exports to world
• Roll-form steel plant to employ five
• Terrace Bay's multi-million dollar project nearly complete
• Trade fair highlights Manitoulin businesses
• Schreiber at a cross roads



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New mining man of excellence
Industry veteran Doug Morrison has been named the new president and CEO of the Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation (CEMI) in Sudbury.
Keep lotto headquarters in the Sault, says EDC chief
Sault Ste. Marie is building its case to consolidate the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation's operations in the northeastern Ontario city.
Ring of Fire sales mission set for March 9
Nipissing MPP Vic Fedeli is leading a one-day sales mission to the Ring of Fire base camp March 9.
Quadra, KGHM deal approved
An agreement that will see Polish company KGHM purchase Quadra FNX has been approved by 78.6 per cent of its securityholders following a special meeting Feb. 20.
Sault company cited for best management practices
McDougall Energy Inc. of Sault Ste. Marie has been included on the list of Canada's 50 Best Managed Companies for 2011.
Dismiss idea of closing lottery office: Amaroso
Reaction from Sault Ste. Marie was swift following the release of the province's Commission on the Reform of Ontario's Public Services, which is recommending the closure of one of two Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLGC) offices—one of which is located in the Sault.
Vale approves emissions reduction project
Vale's $2-billion Clean Atmospheric Emissions Reduction (AER) project has received final approval to go forward and construction is expected to begin in April.
Balance needed in mineral resource development: Kilgour
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Remediation strategy underway in Sudbury
The City of Greater Sudbury has begun accepting applications for financial incentives under a new Brownfield Strategy and Community Improvement Plan to redevelop vacated properties that were previously used for commercial or industrial purposes.
Bestech earns nod as best employer
Sudbury mining service company Bestech has been named a best employer by the School of Business at Queen's University.