Sault Ste. Marie

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Sault Ste. Marie council has approved a draft plan to make a multi-modal freight transfer hub in the city a reality.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE For a Sault Ste. Marie company, wood allocation appears to be the deciding factor in setting up a $2.5 million value-added facility in Coleman Township.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Government just does not have the means to finance and build large public infrastructures like hospitals anymore, according to the Ministry of Public Infrastructure and Renewal.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Jorge Mitre still remembers how Algoma Tubes started. Nov. 2 marked the company’s fifth anniversary - an operation some people say was doomed to fail.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE The demolition of the old sports arena and the reconstruction of the new Sault Ste. Marie Event Centre is underway. “A majority of the work is happening right now,” John Aquino, Bonfield Construction Ltd’s vice-president says.

Out of a need to fortify their economies, White River, Pic Mobert First Nation and Pic River First Nation are looking for alternatives through hydro generating stations, value-added products and multi-use adventure trails.

The future prosperity of Wawa lies in revitalizing a natural attribute, its harbour, which once spawned its growth in the early 1900s. Located about 240 kilometres north of Sault Ste.

For new building construction or the redesign of an existing storage area, Equipment World's professional staff of space-planning consultants is available to offer innovative solutions for layout, design and installation.

Sault Ste. Marie consultant Doug Clute has aligned himself with one of Ontario's largest multi-disciplinary development firms. Clute & Associates recently signed an agreement to co-operate with Marshall Macklin Monaghan Ltd.

A consortium of local geographic information system companies from across the Algoma district has teamed up and won a contract to provide GIS services in the region's north end.