Thunder Bay

Thunder Bay International Airport hopes to build out it's aviation-related slate of businesses with a new land-use design study.

The $60-million development calls for seven-storey hotel, condos water park, market square

While international global markets crumble, Thunder Bay’s economic development chief isn’t the slightest bit nervous about the city’s future prospects.

A Thunder Bay aviation IT company has landed a contract to provide an Internet-based flight information display system for a new airport terminal at the Grand Forks (North Dakota) Regional Airport Authority. iFIDS.

A fledgling Thunder Bay tissue bank is hoping for a fresh start with a leading edge advanced processing technique. The Lake Superior Centre for Regenerative Medicine is on the verge of announcing a partnership arrangement with a U.S.

Thunder Bay Port Authority's pursuit of Alberta-bound project cargoes went over in a big way last summer.

The never-ending search for new mineral deposits has spread into the Fort Frances-Rainy River district. A slew of exploration juniors have been working ground and taking samples of gold, copper, nickel, and even finding a few diamonds.

Devlin beef farmer Kim Cornell wouldn't call himself the pied piper of wireless, but it's sure paying off in building a loyal following.

For one-industry towns like Fort Frances, dependent on the region's shaky forest products sector for its economic livelihood, diversification is always the watchword.

A sign of a good leader is someone who finds people headed in the right direction and gets in front of them. At least this is the way Wayne Maunula, co-owner of Auto Parts Central, sees it.