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'Ontario has some of the safest roads,' says MTO

'Ontario has some of the safest roads,' says MTO

Ministry issues statement regarding NDP’s call for Ford government to enforce and regulate truckers driving schools.
Safe trucking advocate and NDP plead for government to improve accountability in the sector

Safe trucking advocate and NDP plead for government to improve accountability in the sector

Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney said afterward that she would 'look at what' the NDP raised and 'see what we can do to continue to make sure our roads are as safe as can be'
Two North Shore nickel explorers look to merge

Two North Shore nickel explorers look to merge

Palladum One Mining proposes $3.3-million deal to gain ground near Hemlo Mine
North Shore First Nation celebrates construction start on water treatment plant

North Shore First Nation celebrates construction start on water treatment plant

Biigtigong Nishnaabeg's $58-million plant comes online in late 2024
Trillium Gold Mines wants to be the new land baron in Red Lake

Trillium Gold Mines wants to be the new land baron in Red Lake

Proposed merger "literally changes the map" in the Red Lake mining camp, says Trillium Gold president
Funeral homes struggle with staffing shortages

Funeral homes struggle with staffing shortages

A Thunder Bay funeral home operator feels the region needs six to 12 more funeral directors
Pickle Lake gold explorer cuts exploration deal with Indigenous community

Pickle Lake gold explorer cuts exploration deal with Indigenous community

Ardiden and Cat Lake First Nation lay the ground rules for communication
Ukrainian workers fill job vacancies at Atikokan-area sawmill

Ukrainian workers fill job vacancies at Atikokan-area sawmill

Resolute Forest Products' Sapawe mill employs 31 Ukrainian workers, with more en route
Overtime required to secure buyer for Red Lake mine

Overtime required to secure buyer for Red Lake mine

B.C. court grants Pure Gold Mining two-month CCAA extension to May 8
Governments invest in internet access projects

Governments invest in internet access projects

The provincial and federal governments say $61 million in funding announced Friday will bring high-speed internet access to thousands of homes in rural communities and First Nations