Timmins

Former Northern Ontario Business reporter Nick Stewart won a national award for his advocacy work with the Timmins Chamber of Commerce.

The new head of the board of directors for the Timmins Chamber of Commerce is a key player in the forestry industry. Al Thorne, who was elected president for the 2014-2015 year, is the chief forester for Tembec in Ontario.

With the finalization of its updated tourism plan this spring, Timmins has made it clear it’s taking an active approach to tourism.

For small-business owners who are ready to move their venture out of their home and evolve to the next step, a new office space in Timmins offers a low-maintenance option.

Eacom's sawmill in Timmins is operational once again after a 2012 fire caused $20 million in damage and the company was forced to rebuild.

Smooth Rock Falls is working on a strategic plan to encourage economic development in the community. FedNor is helping to fund the plan with a $58,843 investment.

Northern Gold Mining is shaking up its senior management as the Toronto-based junior miner moves toward production at its Golden Bear project in northeastern Ontario.

Timmins businesses, organizations and entrepreneurs were recognized on May 22 during the 12th annual Nova Awards hosted by the Timmins Chamber of Commerce .

Inspiration Mining Corp. is advancing its Langmuir property south of Timmins with plans to dewater the old Langmuir 1 nickel mine and prepare a bulk sample for analysis.

The Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund is hosting a morning forum on how to build partnerships with Aboriginal businesses. Aboriginal Forum 2014 will take place on May 29 at the MacIntyre Arena in Timmins from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.