Sudbury

When 10 per cent of your capital expenditure goes towards the hydro bill, and you consume one per cent of the province’s hydro alone, power is more than just an inconvenient monthly bill.

Sudbury’s SNOLAB will gain some new tenants in the coming weeks, but they're not the usual physicists. They will be analyzing something as elusive but essential as SNOLAB's neutrinos – data.

When it comes to internet service providers playing the field in southern Ontario, “it's not just the big boys anymore.” At least, that's what Vianet's director of business development, Brian McCullagh, thinks.

Northern Ontario Angels (NOA) is living up to its angelic epithet with one of its latest deals.

Four Sudbury companies received more than $224,000 from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation in an announcement made Feb. 16.

If you’re looking for someone to cater your next business function, Home of Our Own Catering in Sudbury will fill your stomach with good food and your heart with goodwill.

Abraham Frey's 450 free range hens live out their lives in a spacious barn, and run through green fields in the summer.

Budding Northern Ontario entrepreneurs will have an opportunity to pitch their business ideas for a chance to appear on the TV show Dragons’ Den during auditions in Sudbury later this month. Auditions will be held on Saturday, Feb.

Laurentian University’s Goodman School of Mines has forged an agreement to provide training and education to mine workers in Ivory Coast, Africa.

A Sudbury firm has been recognized for engineering excellence. R.V. Anderson (RVA) was recognized by the Ontario Public Works Association (OPWA) during its annual awards presentation on Jan. 28.