Technology

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

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

A small municipal telephone company is taking a leap of faith and spending $7 million to expand wireless service throughout northwestern Ontario.

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.

Whether Zoe Brooks is speaking as a designer or a renowned medical lab quality control expert, the Sudbury entrepreneur says business is all about the basics.

The City of Dryden has finally put itself on the virtual map. Taking mineral core samples, harnessing the sun's energy, adding value to forestry and getting more tourists to stay and play are the aims of the new economic development website ( www.

The use of light as a new system of communication between computer systems is just one of the homegrown examples of innovation on display at this year’s International Conference on Mechatronics Technology (ICMT 2008), held in Sudbury from Oct.

Albert Behr, founder of a Toronto-based firm dedicated to moving companies into market leadership, has two words for Northern Ontario entrepreneurs with global aspirations: get real.

The creative spark behind a next generation video game just might be among the fresh faces in Jay Rajnovich’s first-year computer science class.

Running a computer networking and web design firm might seem an odd choice for someone who once failed a computer course in college, but Devon Meekis prides himself on being unconventional.