Sudbury

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.

By kelly louiseize Greater Sudbury is only scratching the surface on potential development says two land investors, and the momentum just keeps on growing.

By NICK STEWART A Greater Sudbury-based company is developing a program that will enable people to seamlessly and efficiently pool their graphical ideas online.

By NICK STEWART The face of cinema in the North has started to change in recent years, allowing greater opportunities for up-and-coming filmmakers choosing to ply their craft within the region.

By Ian Ross Laurentian University wants Sudbury to be known not for its environmental devastation, but for its ecological recovery.

Northern Ontario has been fertile ground for expanding companies with a growing employee base. When one thinks of a great place to work, job flexibility, benefits, and events solidifying relationships come to the forefront.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Mining and energy companies across Canada are starting to feel the pinch of finding skilled and technical labour.

By NICK STEWART Working 9 am to 5 p.m. is an all too common work schedule, but for employees of engineering firm J. L. Richards’ Timmins office, that schedule is more of a suggestion than a rule.