Timmins

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Timmins has not seen so much exploration work and mining activity in years with production underway at three new mines.

By ADELLE LARMOUR Amidst layers of political rhetoric exists an innovative research project that could transform the beef industry in the North.

By IAN ROSS A legendary Timmins prospector, famous for rocking Queen’s Park’s boat, wants to create a deep-water port on the western half of James Bay to establish marine polar trade routes.

By ADELLE LARMOUR Kirkland Lake – There are no boundaries between the town of Kirkland Lake and the city of Rouyn-Noranda as The Association of Francophone Municipalities of Ontario (AFMO) gears up for their 16th annual conference.

By ADELLE LARMOUR Taking its membership to new levels reflects positively on the Timmins Chamber of Commerce.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Timmins has not seen so much exploration work and mining activity in years with production underway at three new mines.

By KELLY LOUISEIZE Like it or not, Bert Nielsen, owner of Pro Pipe Construction is poised to grow his company to meet the construction demand. “I let everyone know that with or without their help we’re going for it,” he says.

BY CRAIG GILBERT Quebec City-based BPR-Bechtel has moved into Timmins.

BY JOSEPH QUESNEL The City of Timmins is throwing its political muscle behind a private partnership that is putting pressure on Ontario Power Generation to allow hydroelectric development on the Mattagami River.

BY JOSEPH QUESNEL Northern Ontario Business A Haileybury-based custom milling operation is adding a new planing mill, thanks to a recent surge in market demand.