Sudbury

It was an admittedly bittersweet occasion for Darryl Lake when FedNor Minister Tony Clement visited Sudbury's Northern Centre for Advanced Technology (NORCAT) March 30.

Laurentian University laid out a road map for the future with the launch of its 2012-2017 strategic plan, Feb. 6.

More than a decade after Sudbury's President Hotel found new life as a Days Inn, the downtown accommodation is hitting its stride, serving a niche market for small to medium-sized conferences.

Robert Brouillette shakes his head in disbelief when recalling the challenges he’s faced while trying to retain employees at his family’s Sudbury business.

Arriving in Timmins from Mexico City five years ago, Carlos Siller, a civil engineer who specializes in concrete, was lured to Canada by a work contract with De Beers.

The job interview. It's a nerve-racking experience, often for both job seekers eager to make a good impression and employers searching for their next employee.

When it comes to flying the big blue skies, there's very little grey area, according to Matt Neumann: either you love it or you hate it.

When Stan Bharti was offered a job at Falconbridge in 1981, he had no idea where Sudbury was. The Indian immigrant had been living in Vancouver with his family, where he was working as an engineer.

Sandy and Marsha Best were explaining the evolution of their magnet therapy products when the familiar one-long, two-short jangle of a long-distance call interrupted their narrative.

As one of only two accredited mining engineering technology programs offered in Canada, Cambrian College's course of study offers students a unique opportunity to prepare for the workplace, meeting the expectations of potential employers.