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Addressing mental health in agriculture: 'It's OK to not be OK'

Addressing mental health in agriculture: 'It's OK to not be OK'

Resources are available to help producers through times of high stress, anxiety
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Jobs of the Future: Innovative Sioux Lookout pilot looks to enhance veterinary care

Jobs of the Future: Innovative Sioux Lookout pilot looks to enhance veterinary care

Dryden Veterinary Services and Sioux Lookout teaming up to bring new vet techs to region
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Province announces $3 million in Northern agricultural funding

Province announces $3 million in Northern agricultural funding

Funding announcement was one of several Northern Development Minister Greg Rickford made during a Feb. 13 stop in Greater Sudbury
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Mining the Northwest: MineConnect makes inroads in northwestern Ontario

Mining the Northwest: MineConnect makes inroads in northwestern Ontario

A 2020 rebranding and a pan-Northern approach has improved the visibility and diversity of mining supplier association
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Sudbury will host municipalities conference in 2024

Sudbury will host municipalities conference in 2024

Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities event takes place in May
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Northern-centric solutions needed to address vet shortage: researcher

Northern-centric solutions needed to address vet shortage: researcher

Sara Epp presents latest findings during 2024 Northern Ontario Ag Conference in Sudbury
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Farm to Fork: ‘Sense of dread’ for beef farmers as Thunder Bay abattoir owners continue search for buyer

Farm to Fork: ‘Sense of dread’ for beef farmers as Thunder Bay abattoir owners continue search for buyer

After two years on the market, Thunder Bay Meat Processing remains up for sale. Now, beef farmers are voicing their concerns about maintaining local food chain
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Most FedNor service contracts not awarded to northern businesses

Most FedNor service contracts not awarded to northern businesses

Kenora MP Eric Melillo reveals fewer than 15 per cent of contracts for goods and services over $1,000 awarded by the federal economic development body went to businesses in Northern Ontario
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Marathon re-evaluates municipal accommodation tax

Marathon re-evaluates municipal accommodation tax

Council mulls boost to short-term accommodation tax to six per cent
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Slowdown in financing affords opportunity for Thunder Bay mining company to gain ground

Slowdown in financing affords opportunity for Thunder Bay mining company to gain ground

Clean Air Metals on the hunt for 'distressed' mineral projects in northwestern Ontario
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