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Ford 'not at all' worried about First Nations Ring of Fire lawsuit

Ford 'not at all' worried about First Nations Ring of Fire lawsuit

Ford also confirmed The Trillium's reporting about his plans to pressure Ottawa over military planes
Construction crews make final push to finish Greenstone gold mine

Construction crews make final push to finish Greenstone gold mine

First gold pour for scheduled for first half of 2024
Mining the Northwest: How Northern Ontario's first lithium mine and refinery project could come together

Mining the Northwest: How Northern Ontario's first lithium mine and refinery project could come together

Avalon Advanced Materials gets back on the hop in striking partnership deals, expediting government approvals to feed the electric vehicle industry
The Drift: Smaller is greener and cheaper for Sturgeon Falls-area palladium mine developer

The Drift: Smaller is greener and cheaper for Sturgeon Falls-area palladium mine developer

New Age Metals rolls out revised economic assessment for its River Valley PGM project
‘All hands on deck’ required to fix housing crisis, says Ontario Chamber

‘All hands on deck’ required to fix housing crisis, says Ontario Chamber

Inflation, supply chain issues, lack of affordable housing stock exacerbate homelessness, says policy paper
Blasting for new super lock set to start in Soo, Michigan

Blasting for new super lock set to start in Soo, Michigan

Blasting will take place from late July through remainder of the year on a 'semi-regular basis,' U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says
Greater Sudbury adopts tax incentive program aimed at spurring development

Greater Sudbury adopts tax incentive program aimed at spurring development

Employment Land Community Improvement Plan, which offers developers tax incentives, takes applications in September
Workers in construction, mining most impacted by opioid-related harm: research

Workers in construction, mining most impacted by opioid-related harm: research

Findings are part of the ongoing research of Opioid-related Harms Among Ontario Workers study
Sudbury votes to freeze development charges

Sudbury votes to freeze development charges

Scheduled to jump 9.9 per cent effective July 1, city council instead voted to freeze them
The depths of Canada's chronic Indigenous community water problems start at the top, say experts

The depths of Canada's chronic Indigenous community water problems start at the top, say experts

Contractor calls out Indigenous Services Canada's 'broken' procurement and delivery models, advocates for First Nation-industry partnerships