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Dressing for success in the workplace is a must

Dressing for success in the workplace is a must

When asked if it’s ever appropriate to wear shorts to work in the summer, Tony D’Angelo sits speechless for a moment. "You’re not going to get my vote. I wouldn’t think so in an office. I don’t think so at all.
Traffic triples at Sudbury’s Sea Rail

Traffic triples at Sudbury’s Sea Rail

Continuous improvements at Sudbury’s Sea Rail Transloading Inc. have allowed its railcar traffic to triple over the last two years, according to general manager Mike Linseman. “It’s going really well and we’re fielding more inquiries every day.
Details emerge on Sudbury's new arts and sports centres

Details emerge on Sudbury's new arts and sports centres

A pair of city-driven capital projects worth at least $140 million are beginning to crystallize on Sudbury’s horizon, with the proposed performing arts centre and multi-use recreational complex moving closer to reality.

Elliot Lake miner edges closer to uranium mine

By Ian Ross Pele Mountain Resources has entered a pre-feasibility study on its way to developing the first operating uranium mine in Elliot Lake since 1996.

Xstrata contributes to NORCAT

By Bridget Tremblay Xstrata Nickel has announced a $1 million contribution to support the development of the Northern Centre for Advanced Technology (NORCAT) Innovation and Commercialization Park.

Sudbury Soils Study reports city is safe

By NICK STEWART An extensive seven-year, $10 million project analyzing the soil, water, air and food from the Sudbury area has determined there are little to no health risks from exposure to metals mined in the area.

Elliot Lake living fuels housing and retail expansion

By Bridget Tremblay Historically, the City of Elliot Lake had many economic obstacles before them. Survival was iffy at best and yet, despite all doubts, it has managed to pull together a vibrantly diverse community.

Building Laurentian University's School of Architecture

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

The do's and don'ts of golfing and etiquette

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.

Companies in the Spotlight

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