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Construction on Northlander rail infrastructure will begin this summer

Construction on Northlander rail infrastructure will begin this summer

Province has awarded contracts for shelter builds, track maintenance
Dryden, Fort Frances, Kenora now without scheduled air service

Dryden, Fort Frances, Kenora now without scheduled air service

Province likely to step to help fill Perimeter void and attract new air carrier
Marathon turns the tide with port revitalization plans

Marathon turns the tide with port revitalization plans

Town expects to see first ship arrive in revitalized port this year as dredging operations begin
Extra Porter flight won't be taking off from Timmins

Extra Porter flight won't be taking off from Timmins

Though traffic is increasing, it still hasn't reached pre-pandemic levels
Grain, potash shipments keep Thunder Bay port busy

Grain, potash shipments keep Thunder Bay port busy

Grain traffic to-date are up 25 per cent over last year's pace
New Thunder Bay airport CEO sees growth opportunities

New Thunder Bay airport CEO sees growth opportunities

Passenger volumes are below the pre-COVID peak but Graham Ingham says airport is in excellent financial shape
Indigenous resource company rebrands to reflect community name change

Indigenous resource company rebrands to reflect community name change

Apitipi Resources is the 'business face' for the growth-minded First Nation
Thunder Bay shipyard idle, but not gone says company

Thunder Bay shipyard idle, but not gone says company

Market conditions and the availability of skilled labour has temporarily stopped work at the site formally known as Heddle Shipyards
Thunder Bay aviation tech firm lands federal contract

Thunder Bay aviation tech firm lands federal contract

Government contract will add 'several jobs' at Air Suite
City of Sault Ste Marie, Algoma Steel relaunch bid for huge port development

City of Sault Ste Marie, Algoma Steel relaunch bid for huge port development

Approval of a new $112,000-a-year job at city hall last week signalled the quiet rebirth of what used to be the Sault’s hottest job-creation prospect