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Pic River First Nation considers itself an Aboriginal trailblazer, moving towards achieving economic self-sufficiency and environmental stewardship.

Sailboaters and cottagers on Lake Superior know all too well of the power behind the prevailing northwesterly winds that sweep across the great lake.

Improvements to drinking water supplies create a pipeline connecting directly into the economic development of a community.

Peat Resources wants the Ontario government to join Finland, Ireland and other European countries in burning peat as a clean alternative to coal.

Sault Ste. Marie - Officials at Clergue Forest Management Inc. are breathing easier after being awarded their Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification in June. The Sault Ste.

New and surprising information is bubbling to the surface of Greater Sudbury's Ramsey Lake watershed. Scientists at Laurentian University are using new technology to discover how weather affects the chemical equilibrium of a lake.

Tembec's Temiscaming, Que. operation has been plagued with a host of effluent treatment challenges, and it has not been for the lack of trying to find a solution.

With cautious optimism Pic Mobert First Nation is continuing to move forward in developing two hydroelectric generating stations on the White River.

Brascan Power Corp., the parent company of the Sault Ste. Marie-based Great Lakes Power, is submitting a proposal to the province for a 116-megawatt cogeneration facility in the Sault.

The Town of Callander is discovering it has the best of both worlds.