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Berens River bridge, road funding will be regional catalyst for northwest First Nations

Berens River bridge, road funding will be regional catalyst for northwest First Nations

Spring construction start will bring road access to seven remote communities and a proposed lithium mine
Pentagon invests US$20 million in Temiskaming cobalt refinery project

Pentagon invests US$20 million in Temiskaming cobalt refinery project

Electra Battery Materials pockets Defense Department funding to finish refinery construction
Downtown Sudbury mall OK’d to house a warehouse

Downtown Sudbury mall OK’d to house a warehouse

City council approves a rezoning application for warehousing and self-storage within Elm Place
Wawa council votes in favour of accommodation tax

Wawa council votes in favour of accommodation tax

Revenues will be directed to tourism, economic development projects
Communities on the Move: Kirkland Lake's LaSalle Theatre returning to its Art Deco roots

Communities on the Move: Kirkland Lake's LaSalle Theatre returning to its Art Deco roots

Charitable group aims for full restoration to its 1939 splendor
'Massive investments' coming for Far North infrastructure, says Ford

'Massive investments' coming for Far North infrastructure, says Ford

Province set to announce news on Ring of Fire road infrastructure in September
Feds make investment into women-owned businesses

Feds make investment into women-owned businesses

Entrepreneurs can start or scale up through Northern Ontario Women program
Feds fund economic development, forestry technician positions

Feds fund economic development, forestry technician positions

FedNor earmarked $1 million for four North Shore communities
Province funds Dryden arena upgrades

Province funds Dryden arena upgrades

Heritage Funds drops $240,000 to extend Rec Centre's operating life
Greater Sudbury puts out the call for downtown arena architect

Greater Sudbury puts out the call for downtown arena architect

City spells out the must-haves for a 5,800-seat, $200-million venue