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Keep your business in the North, yet connect faster and easier to Ontario’s south.

As one of the fastest growing municipalities in Northern Ontario, Cochrane regards itself as a regional trailblazer with its progressive approach to social and economic development.

The demonstration farm in Kapusksing is working on some exciting research projects, in addition to being a working farm.

Timmins' hard work in 2015 is paying off in 2016 as the community has continued to attract new business.

If there’s one thing Sault Ste. Marie’s Terry Bos loves more than baseball, it’s numbers. “I’ve always had passion and joy for working with numbers and statistics,” said Bos. “Since starting school, math was one of my strong subjects.

Equipment World’s Lyle Knudsen is following in his father’s footsteps, but the Thunder Bay entrepreneur hasn’t been afraid to carve out new paths along the way.

Guy Labine credits serendipity with landing him his dream job as CEO at Science North. But the Azilda-raised executive shares that credit with his parents and other mentors, and the work ethic they helped him to develop.

Northern Ontario has a certain magnetism — maybe it’s all the minerals. People leave for school or to travel, only to come back years later, seemingly unable to stay away.

Starting in 1989, Patti Carr would trek home from Wilfred Laurier University every spring to staff the North Bay tourist information centre.

As the first new Canadian architecture school in over 45 years, Sudbury’s Laurentian University is doubling down in a long-running effort to launch their School of Architecture.