Sudbury

By Ian Ross The proponents of a North Shore wood-fibre mill will likely take their proposal to the capital market without the support of a lead equity partner.

ByIan Ross Fort Knox Gold Resources Inc. are negotiating with Inco Ltd. to acquire five properties in the Sudbury Basin to explore for platinum group elements and other base metals.

During his State of the City address on May 15, Sudbury Mayor Jim Gordon blasted the chamber of commerce, accusing them of trying to discredit him in the Greater Sudbury Utilities controversy.

By Ian Ross Anyone pursuing an overseas business connection, planning a vacation or simply wanting to learn more about Italy can get a taste of that country's economic climate, culture and cuisine during a one-day information session at Camb

Bridging the gap between university research and industry needs is the intent behind a new liaison office based at Laurentian University.

The Odd Job Squad, a unique initiative created to help students find temporary work, provides employers another tool when scouting for temporary summer help.

The Northern Centre for Advanced Technology’s success in providing services to small- and medium-sized businesses has garnered the organization $250,000 from FedNor to continue to foster the expansion and growth of business in Sudbury.

Inco Ltd. and the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador jointly announced on June 11 that they have entered into a statement of principles on the development of the Voisey's Bay nickel-copper-cobalt deposits in Labrador.

Sudbury's continued dependence on the mining industry has delivered a low rating by Moody's Canada report naming their best- and worst-ranked communities for economic diversity.

The coroner's office has declared the death of an Inco employee an industrial fatality. Brian Laughlin, 50, died March 25 from apparent lung failure.