North Bay

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.

While Dr. Gilles Larocque was busy putting people back together as a surgeon, his young son Jean was more fascinated in taking his toys apart to see how things worked.

For Nortek Computers, it always helps to have an edge. The 25-employee North Bay technology company has made its mark retrieving lost data from people's crippled hard drives. Now it has a new specialty.

Post-secondary institutes in North Bay have a value beyond just a diploma.

September was a busy month for Atlas Copco general manager Jeff Hagar.

Doug Reynolds likes to think of the Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters Association (NOTO) as a voice of calm and reason in the midst of mass confusion.

A North Bay waterfront brownfield site could be the site of a resort hotel and conference facility once soil remediation issues are addressed.