Sudbury

When Northern Ontario Business publisher Patricia Mills looks back on 25 years of Northern Ontario Business Awards winners, she sees businesses that are “still in operation, still creating wealth, still creating jobs in northern Ontario.

The area's mining supply and service sector gives Vale a significant competitive advantage, according to its vice-president mining and milling, North Atlantic region.

Borrowing an analogy from a fellow member of the Northern Ontario School of Architecture (NOSOA) steering committee, Blaine Nicholls said the school being green-lighted is a lot like being chosen to host the Olympics: now that they have approval, the

For 40 years, Sudbury's City Welding has been at the forefront of ingenuity, earning a 2011 Bell Chamber of Commerce Award for its innovative approach to business.

It sounds more like a reference to a new-age healing trend, but a novel approach to mining that will focus on holistic practices is poised to put Sudbury's Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation (CEMI) on course to change the face of the industry

It's early August and Helen Mulc has just taken over the reigns of the regional economic development branch of the Ministry of Northern Development, Mines and Forestry.

An estimated one-third of the world's population is exposed to tuberculosis (TB), with 1.7 million people dying of the infectious pulmonary disease annually. But after developing a new TB diagnostic test kit, Dr.

Sewer projects are anything but sexy.

Across the province, business professionals are heading back to school in droves, but not to hit the books. Instead, they’re looking at colleges and universities to meet their needs when organizing conferences and business meetings.

The 8th Annual Mackinac to Manitoulin Race started in Mackinac Island on Thursday, July 21. The first leg of the MacMan Challenge takes racers to Gore Bay. There is an overnight layover in Gore Bay, with dinner and awards for the first leg.