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Businesses welcome end of vaccine passport requirements

Businesses welcome end of vaccine passport requirements

Chamber of commerce unaware of any local businesses choosing to keep proof-of-vaccine requirement in place after March 1
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Attawapiskat wins the case, Juno keeps the permits

Attawapiskat wins the case, Juno keeps the permits

Ontario court rules ministry fell short in consultation process with James Bay First Nation
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Matawa tribal council calls for joint 'northern development table' in federal budget submission

Matawa tribal council calls for joint 'northern development table' in federal budget submission

Matawa tribal council says step will set the stage for economic development in the North, including of the Ring of Fire.
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Nominations are now open for the 2022 Northern Ontario Business Awards

Nominations are now open for the 2022 Northern Ontario Business Awards

Regional celebration of business excellence now in its 36th year
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Northern farmers have ‘golden opportunity’ to grow ethnic veggies, says researcher

Northern farmers have ‘golden opportunity’ to grow ethnic veggies, says researcher

Collège Boréal undertaking crop trials on viable species
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Indigenous Leaders: Lifelong approach to learning fuels tourism leader's advocacy

Indigenous Leaders: Lifelong approach to learning fuels tourism leader's advocacy

Kevin Eshkawkogan envisions a future in which Indigenous communities and entrepreneurs play an equitable role in economic development projects
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New short-line rail owners of former Algoma Central look to get on a roll in 2022

New short-line rail owners of former Algoma Central look to get on a roll in 2022

Watco putting the equipment pieces and workforce in place to serve Sault industrial shippers
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North Bay will host national curling event in October

North Bay will host national curling event in October

First event in Pinty's Grand Slam of Curling will take place at Memorial Gardens
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Electra Battery Materials starts study on Temiskaming battery industrial park

Electra Battery Materials starts study on Temiskaming battery industrial park

Toronto processor raises $700,000 from industry partners and government
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Exploration roundup: High gold prices continue to spur exploration activity around Kirkland Lake

Exploration roundup: High gold prices continue to spur exploration activity around Kirkland Lake

A slew of junior miners are taking the plunge in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt
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