Timmins

By NICK STEWART Following the success of its inaugural class and a growing interest among northeastern companies, Northern College is currently hosting the second round of its Maintenance Management Professional program.

By NICK STEWART Continuing the company’s trend of growing two-fold every year, Porcupine Engineering is looking to double its current 2,000-square-foot space by moving to a new facility.

By Nick Stewart With strong mineral prices bolstering the town’s employment and economic prospects through the local gold camp, the Town of Kirkland Lake is developing a community strategic plan to determine how best to cushion itself against future

By IAN ROSS The Northeastern Ontario Chamber of Commerce (NOCC) wants to reduce white knuckle drives on Highway 11.

By IAN ROSS Belinda Beairsto wants to make a household name out of her home-based business.

By ADELLE LARMOUR What began as a vision has now become a reality for three communities along the James Bay Coast. Five Nations Energy Inc.

By ADELLE LARMOUR Adapting to the changing marketplace is NorthernTel’s IT Solutions division’s most recent focus.

By ADELLE LARMOUR Hard work, dedication, and the ability to listen is the mantra behind the new mayor of Timmins, Tom Laughren. Acclaimed to the new position on Dec.

By ADELLE LARMOUR Maximizing opportunities for First Nations to create sustainable employment through education and training is proving successful in five James Bay coastal communities.

By ADELLE LARMOUR St. Andrew Goldfields Ltd. is well positioned to become a mid-tier gold production and exploration company within the Timmins mining camp over the next four years.