Thunder Bay

By NICK STEWART With the strong Canadian dollar and the high prices of energy and fiber taking a devastating toll on the forestry industry, more and more individuals within Northwestern Ontario are beginning to give serious thought to finding stronge

By NICK STEWART Exploration activity continues to thrive in the Rainy River and Fort Frances areas, with recent activity from Rainy River Resources Ltd. and Q-Gold Resources Ltd. standing out within the region.

By nick stewart A landmark biomedical research facility currently under construction in Thunder Bay recently took another step closer to becoming a reality. The future cardiac and cancer research facility on Monroe St.

By Nick Stewart The future of health services isn’t just about medicine and medical technologies, it’s also about economic development for communities all across Northern Ontario, which is just one of the ideas set to be discussed at the upcoming nat

By Nick Stewart If Mayor Dennis Brown has his way, the town of Atikokan will one day take its place on the world stage as one of the global leaders in the burgeoning field of bioenergy development.

By Nick Stewart With its eyes to the sky, Hicks & Lawrence and its parent company Discovery Air are looking to expand their reach in the Dryden area with a $500,000 upgrade to their facilities at the local airport.

By Nick Stewart The construction of a three-story hangar complex at the Thunder Bay International Airport is nearly complete, signaling a new age and a new home for First Nations-owned NAC Air.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE With well over 30 years in the business world, Bill Boulton, president of Success Marketing and Sales has opened up his own company.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE A management plan to curb an outbreak of the jack pine budworm on trees covering almost 90,000 hectares in the Rainy River district is being welcomed by forest licensers.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Production at the Red Lake Mine is expected to bump up to one million ounces in 2007-2008 as new mine manager Dan Gagnon merges the Placer Dome and Goldcorp deposits into one.