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Around the North
Around the North
Revenues take nosedive, outfitters call for highway upgrades (6/02)
Outfitters in northwestern Ontario have lost a bundle of money due to torrential rains in June that washed out highways. And their industry association is blaming the province for not making alternative routes available.
Jul 10, 2002 3:02 PM
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Mayor calls for upgrades to seaway system (6/02)
Canada and the U.S. are missing out on some glorious business opportunities by not making significant upgrades to the St. Lawrence Seaway system. That was the message Sault Ste.
Jul 10, 2002 3:02 PM
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Parry Sound council accepts proposal for brownfield cleanup (6/02)
The Town of Parry Sound is committing $70,875 to complete the cleanup of the area around the future waterfront home of Parry Sound Place.
Jul 10, 2002 3:02 PM
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Report on convention centre proposal to be made public this fall (6/02)
A comprehensive report on a proposal to develop a convention centre in downtown Sudbury will be made public this fall.
Jul 10, 2002 3:02 PM
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Death ruled industrial fatality (6/02)
The coroner's office has declared the death of an Inco employee an industrial fatality. Brian Laughlin, 50, died March 25 from apparent lung failure.
Jul 10, 2002 3:02 PM
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Technology centre lands federal funding (6/02)
The Northern Centre for Advanced Technology’s success in providing services to small- and medium-sized businesses has garnered the organization $250,000 from FedNor to continue to foster the expansion and growth of business in Sudbury.
Jul 10, 2002 3:02 PM
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More support needed for communities hit by lumber trade war, minister says (6/02)
Northern Development and Mines Minister Jim Wilson wants community assistance from federal Trade Minister Pierre Pettigrew to lessen the impact of the U.S. softwood lumber duties on Canadian producers.
Jul 10, 2002 3:01 PM
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Hampton slams province's budgeting of leftover heritage funds (6/02)
NDP leader Howard Hampton is disgruntled with the provincial government for not spending $44 million in leftover Northern Ontario heritage funds on telecommunications, sewer and water infrastructure and other economic development projects in the Nort
Jul 10, 2002 3:01 PM
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Forest research bolstered by Living Legacy Trust grant (6/02)
A $100,000-grant from the Living Legacy Trust to the Forest Research Partnership will help forestry experts benefit from the results of earlier research to increase their current understanding of growth and yield of forests in the Boreal and Great La
Jul 10, 2002 3:01 PM
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Gogama chamber secures new quarters (6/02)
The Gogama Chamber of Commerce is looking to make more of a professional mark in the community by moving into new quarters in the small hamlet of 550 residents, located about 100 kilometres south of Timmins.
Jul 10, 2002 3:01 PM
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