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Perrin Beatty heads to Timmins

Timmins ’ entrepreneurs will have the chance to chat with one of the country’s top business advocates during A Conversation With the Canadian Chamber of Commerce , to be held at the Schumacher Lions Club Hall on May 9.

Premier, ministers attending FONOM conference

Premier Kathleen Wynne and other cabinet ministers will be attending the Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities ’ (FONOM) and Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing annual northeastern municipal conference to be held in Parry Sound May 8 to

Timmins business winners announced

The Timmins Chamber of Commerce celebrated the city’s entrepreneurial spirit Thursday night at the Nova Business Excellence Awards. More than 600 people attended the 11th annual event held at the McIntyre Arena.

Business workshop in Hearst

The Hearst Economic Development Corporation, in partnership with Collège Boréal , is holding a Building a Business Network Through Web 2.0 workshop on May 1.

Virtual conference set for April

The first annual Northern Ontario Leadership Conference (NOLC) will be hosted from April 2 through April 4 in the Northern Virtual Pavilion, the region’s first permanent virtual conference centre.

Northern College to offer mine engineering course

Northern College will begin offering the Mining Engineering Technician program at the Porcupine Campus in Timmins in September. In a March 4 press release, the college said the program was started as a direct result of employer demand.
FedNor Tony delivers the beef, gets wired to broadband

FedNor Tony delivers the beef, gets wired to broadband

FedNor Minister Tony Clement delivered $228,227 to aid the search for new ownership for the Kapuskasing Beef Research Station.
Wabun First Nation communities establishing successful ventures

Wabun First Nation communities establishing successful ventures

Wabun First Nation communities are reaping the benefits of a mining boom by establishing successful business ventures in the service industry.
All in for Timmins

All in for Timmins

While going through a strategic planning process, Timmins heard from residents that it didn't do a great job of promoting itself. Now it has a new brand – IM IN – and the city is ready to roll out a new message.
Dragons' Den pitch leads to arm wrestling matches

Dragons' Den pitch leads to arm wrestling matches

Their pitch to the CBC's Dragons' Den last fall didn't get them any investment dollars, but Lori Larocque and Joanne Lachance of Timmins were able to generate some great exposure for a sport the couple has been involved in.