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Missanabie Cree First Nation pitches new business plan for former Algoma Central Railway route

Missanabie Cree First Nation pitches new business plan for former Algoma Central Railway route

Proposed Sault-to-Hearst passenger rail service would cost $12.3 million over five years under revised business plan
North Bay college investing in food-security technology

North Bay college investing in food-security technology

Grow pods for applied research to be established in November
Manitoulin First Nation to develop industrial park, pellet plant

Manitoulin First Nation to develop industrial park, pellet plant

Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory receiving $1.1 million in provincial funds
Construction starts on East-West Tie, finally

Construction starts on East-West Tie, finally

Dignitaries break ground on power line twinning project
These Northern Ontario industries are primed for growth

These Northern Ontario industries are primed for growth

Northern Policy Institute conference showcases industry, tourism sectors that could make a big impact
First Nations need to take the lead on Far North development: Yesno

First Nations need to take the lead on Far North development: Yesno

Eabametoong chief regards "nation building" as key to developing local economies
First Nations powerline technicians program up for national award

First Nations powerline technicians program up for national award

Supercom Industries' East-West Tie training program up for economic development award
Valard secures Watay Power project

Valard secures Watay Power project

Contractor lands second major Northern Ontario power line build
Pre-election goodies for First Nation bridges, clean water projects

Pre-election goodies for First Nation bridges, clean water projects

Feds start construction and fund priority projects for Indigenous communities
Training programs to ready job seekers for forestry sector

Training programs to ready job seekers for forestry sector

Province announced $2.4 million in funding on Sept. 6