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Can Thornloe Cheese be saved again?

Can Thornloe Cheese be saved again?

Gay Lea Foods cites 'multiple' deficiencies behind plant closure as efforts begin to reopen the iconic Temiskaming cheesemaking business
Sudbury’s oldest flower shop still blooming

Sudbury’s oldest flower shop still blooming

Rosery Florist has been a fixture Sudbury's downtown since 1938
Province offering new vets $50K to set up rural practice

Province offering new vets $50K to set up rural practice

Veterinary Incentive Program devised to boost vet care in rural, underserviced areas
Clay Belt municipalities have acres of farm land to promote

Clay Belt municipalities have acres of farm land to promote

Cochrane District Agri-Food Assembly Project looks to expand agriculture in Cochrane District
Thornloe Cheese is a 'disruptor' in the competitive agri-food sector

Thornloe Cheese is a 'disruptor' in the competitive agri-food sector

Northeast cheesemaker targets independent grocers, farmers markets for its distribution strategy
Researchers can apply for agri-food project funds by Nov. 2

Researchers can apply for agri-food project funds by Nov. 2

Innovative ideas can receive funding through the Ontario Agri-Food Research Initiative
Agri-food incubation centre nets federal funds

Agri-food incubation centre nets federal funds

The Rural Agri-innovation Network will help producers develop new products
Don Poulin Potatoes in Azilda unveils $750K expansion

Don Poulin Potatoes in Azilda unveils $750K expansion

Sudbury-area potato grower uses FedNor funds to boost packing plant's capacity, efficiency
Lakehead University now targeting 2025 start for vet program

Lakehead University now targeting 2025 start for vet program

Report expected this fall on University of Guelph collaborative program
Farm to Fork: Sault test kitchen looks to grow local agri-food market

Farm to Fork: Sault test kitchen looks to grow local agri-food market

Rural Agri-Innovation Network is establishing a new facility to help food producers scale their businesses