Sudbury

By Ian Ross The proponents behind a wood fibre mill for Lake Huron’s North Shore communities are talking with two major North American forestry players in an attempt to strike a partnership deal and secure a lead equity investor to move the $105-mill

The City of Greater Sudbury is one of four communities in Ontario selected to host the 2002 Ontario Global Traders Awards regional ceremonies.

A 128-bed long-term care facility providing 150 jobs opened in Sudbury in early September. The $8-million for-profit Elizabeth Centre in Valley East is owned by Erna Baniulis and Alexander Jarlette, who operate 12 other nursing homes in Ontario.

Hoping to reshape the image of Sudbury's vacancy-plagued City Centre mall, the new owner Vista Hospitality has branded the building as the Rainbow Outlet Centre, intending to attract a new mix of tenants by offering brand name and manufactur

By Kelly Louiseize Studies show it is difficult make a go of any convention centre regardless of the population unless it is funded by the municipal government, says Doug Nadorozny, general manager of economic development and planning services for th

The Cambrian College Alumni Association is seeking nominations of Cambrian graduates for the 2002 Premier's Awards.

By Ian Ross Ontario is not an economic leader in North America.

By Kelly Louiseize A feasibility study for towns within the Manitoulin Island region and LaCloche Mountain area, which includes Killarney and the North Channel has been released.

A German trade delegation from the Lower Saxony region toured Northern Ontario in late August exploring future economic partnerships. Economic development officials from Germany visited Sudbury, Manitoulin and Sault Ste.

By Ian Ross Technology transfer and joint-venture partnerships will be on the minds of a German trade delegation from the Elbe-Elster region expected to arrive in Sudbury this month.