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Twentieth anniversary celebrations got underway at Thunder Bay-based TBT Engineering Limited (TBTE) – northwestern Ontario’s largest employee-owned multi-disciplinary engineering consulting firm – with an employee luncheon on February 1.

A passion for learning has been the rocket fuel for Dr. Kevin.

Thirty-five-year-old Nick Stewart is a young leader in Timmins who has made a big difference for Northern Ontario.

She is building a net-zero home off the grid, her family hunts and fishes for their own food, and she lives an incredibly primal lifestyle.

A modern-day trailblazer with a holistic approach to economic development aptly describes Vicki Blanchard, Sioux Lookout’s economic development manager.

When Justus Veldman first started poking around the old St. Marys Paper property in Sault Ste. Marie, he stayed at Fern Delarosbil’s guest house on the banks of the Goulais River.

A proposed upgraded transmission line supplying a bigger pipeline of power from northeastern Ontario to the northwest is expected to bring greater reliability of supply to a region with bright prospects for major industrial development.

Two of Sudbury's largest road construction projects have remained in a state of economic and political limbo for years. The first, and largest, is the Maley Drive extension the city has discussed since the 1980s.

Like most mining companies, New Gold is focused on delivering solid returns to its shareholders as the miner prepares to spend the next 14 years mining gold in the Rainy River district.

Highway travel along a portion of the north shore of Lake Superior will be more expeditious and safer in the years to come with the completion of the four-laning of Highway 11-17 and construction of a new bridge over the Nipigon River.