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Around the North

New mineral targets identified in the north (12/01)

An Ontario government survey has identified new targets for diamond and base-metal exploration in the Coral Rapids area, about 100 kilometres north of Smooth Rock Falls.

Company shifts operations to Timmins for mineral exploration (12/01)

An exploration company has set its sights on exploring 11 properties in the Timmins area that could yield nickel, copper, gold and tantalum deposits.

Exploration heightens in Timmins area (12/01)

An exploration company has set its sights on exploring 11 properties in the Timmins area that could yield nickel, copper, gold and tantalum deposits.

E-tourism initiative launched (12/01)

Business owners in the tourism industry will have an opportunity to learn how to enhance their operations and increase competitiveness through Canadore College's e-tourism initiative.

Opposition to province's clearcut proposal heightens (11/01)

A public opinion poll conducted by OraclePoll Research indicates a majority of Ontarians are opposed to a provincial proposal to have no upper limits on the size of some clearcuts.

Ministry seeks private investor for provincial park (11/01)

The Ministry of Natural Resources is seeking private-sector interest in reviving Pigeon River Provincial Park. The 22-site campground is in need of repairs and upgrades and was not deemed feasible to remain open.

Information, telecommunications technology planning session open to public (11/01)

The East Algoma Community Futures Development Corp., in conjunction with Brent St.

New search engine links businesses in Canada (11/01)

Tosearch.canada is a new type of search engine that works on a physical radius search from any postal code or city in Canada. This innovation puts anyone in Canada into physical contact with local goods and services. tosearch.

Town diversifies tourism through ATV club (11/01)

Reminiscent of the rebirth of the snowmobiling trend, Chapleau is latching onto the latest outdoor craze, ATV recreation, by forming its own ATV club.

Web site simplifies business registration (11/01)

Canadian businesses have the opportunity to register for Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (CCRA), Nova Scotia and Ontario programs through a new Web site. The site, www.businessregistration.gc.