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Video game studio delves into speech therapy

Video game studio delves into speech therapy

Dwayne Hammond wants to bring a video game designer's mentality toward creating a new therapists' tool that helps stroke victims recover their speech.
Sault entrepreneurs use galvanized steel in deck product

Sault entrepreneurs use galvanized steel in deck product

Two Sault Ste. Marie entrepreneurs are heading to market this summer with an eco-friendly deck product made from recycled steel. John Naccarato and Joe Severini of Casata Technologies Inc.
New tools for entrepreneurial immigrants

New tools for entrepreneurial immigrants

Business succession planning in North Bay is taking on an international flavour.
BacTech splits company

BacTech splits company

Less than two years into its plan to look at recovering silver from the ample mine tailings in the Cobalt camp, BacTech Mining Corporation is reaching out to potential partners, and restructuring the company to better fund its efforts.
Mining innovator adds more hardware to trophy case

Mining innovator adds more hardware to trophy case

Sudbury-area mine technology company, HLS Hard-Line Solutions has brought home another Ontario Global Traders award from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce.
NORCAT to expand innovation and commercialization park

NORCAT to expand innovation and commercialization park

Nine months after opening its doors, Sudbury’s Northern Centre for Advanced Technology’s (NORCAT) Commercialization and Innovation Park continues to roll out the red carpet for companies big and small as it plans to expand its ever-shrinking supply o
Thunder Bay DNA lab involved in Amelia Earhart investigation

Thunder Bay DNA lab involved in Amelia Earhart investigation

A Thunder Bay forensic DNA lab was thrust in the national spotlight for its participation in the search for famed aviator Amelia Earhart.

Minimizing broadband downtime

By Tim Perry Ontera, a telecommunications company run by the Government of Ontario, is building a large fibre optic ring serving Northeastern Ontario.

Dryden Mobility to expand wireless service in northwestern Ontario

A small municipal telephone company is taking a leap of faith and spending $7 million to expand wireless service throughout northwestern Ontario.
Thunder Bay start-up company named province's most innovative

Thunder Bay start-up company named province's most innovative

A Thunder Bay film equipment company has won a $200,000 award for its innovation. Cinevate Inc. won the Premier's Catalyst Award in the Start-up Company with the Best Innovation category on May 12 in Toronto.