Sudbury

By Nick Stewart If Northern Ontario Centre for Advanced Technology (NORCAT) has anything to say about it, the man in the moon will have some input from Northern Ontario as experts prepare for a 2009 launch.

By Nick Stewart Callander-based Encondo Development Corporation found itself a finalist when Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) launched its country-wide competition for a home that would annually produce as much energy as it consumes.

By Nick Stewart The official opening of Collège Boréal’s new $4.

By Jason Thompson Greater Sudbury is on the right track. That’s the message former New Brunswick premier Frank McKenna spread at a gathering at Tom Davies Square in Sudbury Sept. 20.

From Pilot Investors to Focus Magazine, to a variety of aerospace firms, more and more international clients in need of bringing their ideas to life are turning to a Sudbury-based 3-D illustration and animation company.

By Nick Stewart As the leaves begin to fall, fertilizer has been flying at Inco Ltd. in recent weeks as part of an annual dedication to its aerial seeding program.

By Marek Krasuski The City of Greater Sudbury’s manager of tourism, programs and partnerships, Robert Skelly, has seen tourist revenues to the region increase, largely through the participation of industry partners and long range planning.

By Adelle Larmour Recruiting English-speaking teachers in South Korea is big business for thousands of private schools in the densely-populated country, and Sudbury's Jason Cresswell has capitalized on that need.

By NICK STEWART Health and safety is an issue that is ever driving forward, a fact that is literally true for Mobile Training Consultants (MTC), who derive their mobility from a 26-foot, fifth wheel, RV trailer.

By Ian Ross The economic spinoffs from Sudbury’s mining boom and improving economy is having a ripple effect in construction throughout the industrial, commercial and institutional sector.