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Mining

More gold 'yet to be discovered' at Kirkland Lake's Macassa Mine
More gold 'yet to be discovered' at Kirkland Lake's Macassa Mine
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Dubreuilville gears up for growth
Dubreuilville gears up for growth
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Former Temagami gold mine remains fertile ground for junior miner
Former Temagami gold mine remains fertile ground for junior miner
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National mining group leader appointed hall of fame chair
National mining group leader appointed hall of fame chair
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Design-Build

Thunder Bay mall headed for demolition
Thunder Bay mall headed for demolition
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CN Tower designers picked as consultants on downtown Sudbury library, art gallery proposal
CN Tower designers picked as consultants on downtown Sudbury library, art gallery proposal
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New Sudbury arena project 'will get built,’ says Wolves owner
New Sudbury arena project 'will get built,’ says Wolves owner
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Construction of Dubreuilville's Magino Mine is good to go
Construction of Dubreuilville's Magino Mine is good to go
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Aboriginal Business

Indigenous business underrepresented in government procurement opportunities
Indigenous business underrepresented in government procurement opportunities
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Mushkegowuk Council reviewing all-season road feasibility study
Mushkegowuk Council reviewing all-season road feasibility study
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Mining industry leading the way with new COVID-19 rapid-testing technology
Mining industry leading the way with new COVID-19 rapid-testing technology
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First Nations involved in energy sector determined to share wealth and see others thrive
First Nations involved in energy sector determined to share wealth and see others thrive
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Forestry

Ontario apprentices get a hand up
Ontario apprentices get a hand up
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New owner for Kenora sawmill
New owner for Kenora sawmill
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‘Small, kind gestures’ helpful in addressing pandemic fatigue
‘Small, kind gestures’ helpful in addressing pandemic fatigue
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Red Rock band's Ed Wawia heralded as national forestry champion
Red Rock band's Ed Wawia heralded as national forestry champion
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Business Travel

New Moosonee hotel 'really needed': mayor
New Moosonee hotel 'really needed': mayor
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Porter Airlines delays restart to Nov. 12
Porter Airlines delays restart to Nov. 12
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Tourism North Bay ends 2019 on a high note
Tourism North Bay ends 2019 on a high note
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Air Canada to offer more flights between the Sault and Toronto in August
Air Canada to offer more flights between the Sault and Toronto in August
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Transportation

Mushkegowuk Council reviewing all-season road feasibility study
Mushkegowuk Council reviewing all-season road feasibility study
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Porter Airlines staying grounded until Dec. 15
Porter Airlines staying grounded until Dec. 15
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Relief on the way for Northern highway travellers
Relief on the way for Northern highway travellers
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Manitoulin Island rolls out public transit service
Manitoulin Island rolls out public transit service
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Green

Robotics, agriculture and tech poised for growth in the Sault
Robotics, agriculture and tech poised for growth in the Sault
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Certarus, Lake Shore Gold enter compressed natural gas supply agreement
Certarus, Lake Shore Gold enter compressed natural gas supply agreement
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Want to have a say on the Marathon mine's EA?
Want to have a say on the Marathon mine's EA?
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Ring of Fire supply road ownership, financing unclear as environmental assessment begins
Ring of Fire supply road ownership, financing unclear as environmental assessment begins
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Training & Education

Timmins college to train techs in battery electric vehicle maintenance
Timmins college to train techs in battery electric vehicle maintenance
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Laurentian University's financial crunch stems from building spree, faculty rep argues
Laurentian University's financial crunch stems from building spree, faculty rep argues
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Timmins mining programming marks record enrolment growth
Timmins mining programming marks record enrolment growth
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Sudbury R&D projects aim to advance green construction
Sudbury R&D projects aim to advance green construction
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Small Business

What will the post-pandemic workplace look like?
What will the post-pandemic workplace look like?
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North Bay Chamber celebrates best in business
North Bay Chamber celebrates best in business
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Indigenous business underrepresented in government procurement opportunities
Indigenous business underrepresented in government procurement opportunities
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Robotics, agriculture and tech poised for growth in the Sault
Robotics, agriculture and tech poised for growth in the Sault
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Finance

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