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The demolition of Marathon’s pulp mill is clearing the way for a new school of thought surrounding the forestry industry.

Incorporated in 1910, the Town was named after the Honourable Frank Cochrane, then Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines. Today the Town has a population of about 6,000 and functions as a service centre for a wide tributary area.

The Municipality of Magnetawan, located in the Almaguin Highlands, has a population of 1,454 and is home to 75 businesses in sectors such as construction and contracting, retail, service, and tourism.

With its close proximity to the Ring of Fire, a multi-billion-dollar mineral project in its backyard, several advanced exploration projects and significant mineral discoveries in the region, to say that Kapuskasing is doing well is an understatement.

Consisting of the communities of Haileybury, New Liskeard and Dymond Township, Temiskaming Shores serves as an economic service hub.

The Municipality of Greenstone is sitting on a gold mine – literally! Premier Gold is leading the way among several aggressive junior miners in the region as they continue to confirm more and more gold reserves at their Greenstone Trans-Canada site.

With Queen’s Park contemplating opportunities to open up the Far North to development, Sioux Lookout is taking an aggressive approach toward expanding services through its airport.

Located in the heart of Sault Ste. Marie, the Comfort Suites & Quattro Conference Centre bears the name of a large chain, but it has more of a family-like atmosphere for its 124 employees.

KBM Resources Group is a forest industry survivor. The 30-employee Thunder Bay consulting firm is one of the more desirable places to work in Northern Ontario for those with a love for the outdoors.

When Lynn Bulloch started her career as a TV reporter she never imagined she would later transition to public relations and marketing. “Changing my career when I did, in my early 30s, I was concerned,” she said.