North Bay

The former executive chef at a major North Bay hotel has returned to bring upscale French cuisine to the Gateway City.

Tough economic times can force a company to take stock and re-evaluate how to stay relevant to their clients. It’s not any different at Penney and Company Marketing in North Bay.

Rail is making a comeback, even below ground. Nordic Mine Technology, a North Bay mining supply designer and manufacturer, is going global with their high-speed underground hauling and unloading systems.

Starting off in business in the depths of a recession taught the owners of North Bay’s Resolution Machining a vital lesson: the importance of diversification.

North Bay businesses could receive a boost now that city council has voted to approve a $9-million outdoor sports complex in the city's south end.

The recession has produced some soft months for the owner of Penney and Company Marketing, but it's got him thinking hard about how he can keep his name out there by doing more for individual clients.

Sturgeon Falls was like many one-industry towns along the Trans-Canada Highway. The local economy was precariously tied to the cyclical nature of the forest products industry corporate giant.

John Cutsey admits it is probably not the best time to invest in expansion in the United States. With almost all of FDM4 International’s business in the U.S.

North Bay Mayor Vic Fedeli uses his sixth floor "wardroom" perch at city hall to full advantage when meeting with development prospects.

Consider it a heavy-duty laundromat. For firefighters exposed to unseen hazards of germs, pathogens, bacteria and micro-organisms, there are few places to have their grimy bunker gear properly cleaned and treated.