Sudbury

By NICK STEWART With $15 million in annual benefits for the City of Greater Sudbury and an injection of creative talent, expectations for the proposed Northern Ontario School of Architecture are riding high following the completion of a feasibility s

By Andre Groulx With April comes thoughts of spring and with spring, for many, comes thoughts of golf. Golf can be a frustrating game and that frustration can be traced back to a handful of common errors, many amateurs make.

From bison to biotechnology, Northern Ontario Business has highlighted five innovative companies that are on track to success.

By HEIDI ULRICHSEN Two Sudbury employment agencies have been presented with Minister’s Awards for Excellence in Service Quality by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities in recognition of their outstanding delivery of the Job Connect pro

By NICK STEWART After nearly a decade of searching for the right opportunity to lease space in North Bay, Sudbury’s Maslack Supply has decided to construct its own $1.5 million building on Airport Road.

By IAN ROSS Like most Northerners, Dennis Castellan has an admitted “hard-wired” connection to the landscape.

By NICK STEWART Fairmont Hotel, the first hotel built in Sudbury in 15 years, is leading a trend that other developers are quick to be a part of.

By NICK STEWART A project initiated by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce designed to attract and employ foreign-trained, highly-skilled professionals (HSPs) is coming to Sudbury.

By NICK STEWART Unprecedented levels of activity have maintained the momentum at the Sudbury Airport, and with several new initiatives on the horizon, more big announcements are expected in 2008.

By NICK STEWART There is a growing interest in Ontarians exploring their own back yard, says Rob Skelly, the city’s manager of tourism, culture and marketing.