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Calls grow for infrastructure investment after washouts along Northern Ontario highways

Calls grow for infrastructure investment after washouts along Northern Ontario highways

Ontario Trucking Association among proponents citing inadequacies in provincial highway network
Sudbury-owned downtown land ‘attracting interest from developers’

Sudbury-owned downtown land ‘attracting interest from developers’

City mapping vision to spur private development around proposed $200-M event centre and decide future of Sudbury arena
Toronto investors praise North Bay's investment opportunities

Toronto investors praise North Bay's investment opportunities

In town to mull real estate options, visitors say natural assets, infrastructure among city's key assets
‘Build, build and build’: city manager touts municipal growth to civic leaders

‘Build, build and build’: city manager touts municipal growth to civic leaders

John Collin was the keynote speaker at the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce’s latest leaders luncheon
Growing commercial retail development slated for Elliot Lake

Growing commercial retail development slated for Elliot Lake

The 30,000-square-foot project is anticipated to bring tax revenue, services to North Shore town
Ornge unveils its new superbase at Greater Sudbury Airport

Ornge unveils its new superbase at Greater Sudbury Airport

Provincial air ambulance looking to hire upwards of 100 personnel needed to staff new base
North Bay arena gets new title sponsor signage

North Bay arena gets new title sponsor signage

Mining service supplier Boart Longyear signage goes up at Memorial Gardens
Timmins projects net $1.6M under newly rejigged funding agency

Timmins projects net $1.6M under newly rejigged funding agency

NOHFC 'refocusing' efforts on efforts that push back against U.S. tariffs
Timmins on track for record-breaking year recruiting doctors

Timmins on track for record-breaking year recruiting doctors

Physician recruitment campaign part of marketing effort to attract people to northeastern Ont. city
Rural and Francophone Community Immigration Pilots launch in Sudbury

Rural and Francophone Community Immigration Pilots launch in Sudbury

The programs were approved by the federal government, with 570 candidate allocations afforded so far this year