Timmins

By SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW The Timmins Airport has continued to supply its usual services and has expanded its business.

By MAGGIE RIOPELLE With new projects on the horizon, 2003 looks promising for the City of Timmins. The Timmins Economic Development Corp.

by SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW An organization in northeastern Ontario has identified an opportunity to diversify and expand the economy of the North under the Kyoto Protocol.

Northern College in Timmins has sustained enrolment expectations for a econd year in a row.

Timmins city council hopes a provincial regulation will stop Globex from shipping mined talc-magnesium to Quebec for processing.

With an October strike deadline looming, Falconbridge and unionized workers at its Kidd metallurgical division in Timmins have reached and ratified a three-year deal. On Sept.

Business, aboriginal, government and community leaders gathered in Timmins Sept. 24 to exchange ideas on telecommunications.

Goldeye Explorations has initiated a stripping program to discover a high-grade zone on its Tyrrell Township property near Timmins.

A geothermal energy study in Timmins is moving ahead, following a recent funding announcement from the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines. Minister Jim Wilson announced in October that the city would receive $45,000 for the study.

Talks have resumed between De Beers Canada and the Attawapiskat First Nation in an attempt to end the deadlock, which has brought the Victor diamond project to a halt. The two sides met Oct.