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Government funding 'painstakingly slow' for Temiskaming cobalt refiner

Government funding 'painstakingly slow' for Temiskaming cobalt refiner

Electra Battery Materials CEO expects to put financing in place to restart plant construction by year’s end
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Skills Development Fund gets $260M boost

Skills Development Fund gets $260M boost

Applications open July 29 for largest round of the fund’s training stream 
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Sturgeon Falls contractor enters the kiln-dried lumber business

Sturgeon Falls contractor enters the kiln-dried lumber business

FedNor funds new kiln boiler system for Sturgeon Falls Brush
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Algoma Steel looks for buyers for its electric arc furnace dust

Algoma Steel looks for buyers for its electric arc furnace dust

Material contains heavy metals including lead, zinc, cadmium, manganese and chromium
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Hearst-area graphite deposit holder gets excited about mining

Hearst-area graphite deposit holder gets excited about mining

Zentek produces ultra-high 99.9 per cent result from new purification process
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'We haven't been perfect' — Algoma Steel CEO grilled by Sault council over marine spills

'We haven't been perfect' — Algoma Steel CEO grilled by Sault council over marine spills

Sault Ste. Marie steelmaker is still investigating cause after series of spills into St. Mary's River
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Thunder Bay-made product wins railway engineering award

Thunder Bay-made product wins railway engineering award

TBT Engineering's patented invention is being distributed by Supercom Industries, a First Nations partnership
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Business of the Month: New Liskeard furniture builder competing – and thriving – on the world stage

Business of the Month: New Liskeard furniture builder competing – and thriving – on the world stage

Innovation and quality craftsmanship keep Three H Furniture at the top of its game
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Ontario and Unifor pressure feds to fund subway cars

Ontario and Unifor pressure feds to fund subway cars

Premier Doug Ford and Unifor's national president issued a joint statement pressing Ottawa to help preserve the Alstom plant and jobs in Thunder Bay
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Canada is struggling to complete large natural resources projects, says C.D. Howe report

Canada is struggling to complete large natural resources projects, says C.D. Howe report

Report says governments need to make timely permit approvals, respect division of powers, to encourage investment
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