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Swiss Space Systems declared bankrupt

Swiss Space Systems declared bankrupt

S3 was trying to make space more accessible by creating low-cost, reusable satellite launchers and it also intended to offer zero-gravity flights from North Bay to the general public in 2017.
Timmins drawing new business with industrial rail park

Timmins drawing new business with industrial rail park

The City of Timmins is nearing completion on its 36-acre industrial rail park, which is attracting clients that require direct access to a rail line.
Gin-Cor recognized for contributions to business community

Gin-Cor recognized for contributions to business community

Company nominated for Canadian Chamber of Commerce award
Manitoulin Transport reaches donation milestone

Manitoulin Transport reaches donation milestone

Company donates annually in lieu of holiday client gifts.
Thunder Bay port hums with fall activity

Thunder Bay port hums with fall activity

Grain shippers move 900,000 tonnes in November
International Bridge inspection results in ‘good’ rating

International Bridge inspection results in ‘good’ rating

Routine maintenance scheduled for 2017 will resolve minor issues following the annual inspection of the Sault Ste. Marie span.
Sault airport sets monthly passenger mark

Sault airport sets monthly passenger mark

Close to 210,000 passengers recorded over 12 months
Ontario fuel to get a review

Ontario fuel to get a review

Glenn Thibeault announces a review into varying fuel prices in the province
Wasaya Airways, Jazz sign pilot training agreement

Wasaya Airways, Jazz sign pilot training agreement

Training agreement means upward mobility for pilots
Airships to transport personnel, ore for Québec mine

Airships to transport personnel, ore for Québec mine

The 10-year, US$850-million agreement between Quest Rare Minerals and Straightline Aviation marks the first use of airships in the mining industry.