Thunder Bay

Lakehead University is prepared to accept more than its share of students after news reports suggested 7,000 Ontario high school graduates might not find a spot in university next year.

Cambrian College's Sky/Tech Institute, a consortium of stakeholders stablished for the purpose of providing the best possible training in the ndustrial training field, will receive national recognition for co-operative education.

One of Thunder Bay's oldest business operations is in receivership. After 80 years Shaw Bakery Ltd. has stopped production. Employees and customers were shocked to learn of the news. The owners have declined to comment on the situation.

Can Tera Mining Ltd., a privately owned junior mining company from Perth, Ont., plans to mine and mill more than 400,000 tonnes of ore in five years from the former Pickle Crow Mine site near Pickle Lake.

Residents in Ontario face a major change in their hydro bill next spring as Hydro One overhauls their rates for some parts of rural Ontario. Dryden is one of 17 municipalities in the province that could see power bills increase by up to 40 per cent.

Lakehead University’s business school has been awarded a special accreditation by the Certified Management Accountants of Canada.

One thousand students from grades 5 to12 will benefit from northwestern Ontario’s Junior Achievement (JA) program over the next nine months. The interactive in-school program strives to inspire students to develop entrepreneurial skills.

King George's Park, a multimillion-dollar, 27-hole golf course and housing complex on the outskirts of Thunder Bay, recently had its official groundbreaking ceremony.

Delegates attending the Northwestern Ontario Associated Chamber of Commerce's general meeting in Dryden are calling on the province to keep agricultural research centres in Thunder Bay and Emo open.

Thunder Bay's Candy Mountain Ski Resort is shutting down and its owner is concentrating its snowmaking machines to Loch Lomond Ski Area.