Sudbury

Laurentian University has approved the detailed plans for the first student residence to be constructed on campus since 1972. The 225-bed residence will bring the number of students able to live at the campus to 1,400.

By IAN ROSS The Greater Sudbury-based proponents of Canada’s first commercial biodiesel manufacturing plant are expectant their vision will become reality this year. Nickel Belt MP Ray Bonin expects $1.

The Publishers of Northern Ontario Business and Northern Life are pleased to announce the appointment of Marlene Moore as director, executive programs.

A prominent Sudbury businessman, noted by former Ontario Premier Mike Harris as “a true Canadian hero whose values, work ethic, business acumen and decency are to be emulated,” died Oct. 18 at the Sudbury Regional Hospital.

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) reports Sudbury housing starts for July were well above the month’s 10-year average.

BY JOSEPH QUESNEL Northern Ontario Business Sudbury could become the “North American manufacturing hub” for a Finnish environmental and waste management company within the next few years, says Kelly LeBreton, a sales associate with Puzer Canada, a su

BY JOSEPH QUESNEL Northern Ontario Business A new asset tracking system – developed by a Sudbury company – is becoming increasingly popular in the Canadian mining industry due to its productivity-enhancing qualities, but there are still lingering pri

By IAN ROSS Northern Ontario Business A Sudbury mining supplier plans to unveil a new LHD (Load Haul Dump) bucket at an international mining show in Las Vegas later this month.

A Sudbury advertising agency has joined the upper echelon of professional marketers. Johnny Grano, co-founder of Creative Odyssey Marketing and Design Inc.

Bearskin Airlines, a provider of passenger flights across Northern Ontario, has decided to cancel its flight route to Toronto citing competitive pressure and restructuring as the main reasons.