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Business of the Month: Growth of Thunder Bay-based AirSuite 'snowballs' with Cirro software

Business of the Month: Growth of Thunder Bay-based AirSuite 'snowballs' with Cirro software

Revolutionary flight management software simplifies reporting, can improve compliance
Feds invest $5 million in Temiskaming cobalt processing plant

Feds invest $5 million in Temiskaming cobalt processing plant

Refinery developer optimistic more government, private funding will arrive to finish construction
Lands and resources forum slated for February

Lands and resources forum slated for February

Eighth annual Anishinabek Nation event will take place in North Bay Feb. 13-15
Matheson finances, turning Crown land into farmland key concerns at ROMA

Matheson finances, turning Crown land into farmland key concerns at ROMA

Town looking at expanding agricultural land base
Northern Ontario Mining Showcase will peak at 112 exhibitors for Toronto convention

Northern Ontario Mining Showcase will peak at 112 exhibitors for Toronto convention

Regional pavilion of industrial suppliers remains the largest at PDAC convention and tradeshow
Canada Nickel looking to build two processing facilities in Timmins

Canada Nickel looking to build two processing facilities in Timmins

Toronto mine developer looks to break ground on zero-emission project in mid-2025
Timmins Mayor wants businesses to harness local opportunities

Timmins Mayor wants businesses to harness local opportunities

Michelle Boileau stresses need for new housing, advocates for more immigration to boost declining population base
Mining suppliers selected for Hall of Fame honours

Mining suppliers selected for Hall of Fame honours

Alistair Ross, John Mason will be recognized by MineConnect on Feb. 8
Sudbury construction firms lauded for educational contributions

Sudbury construction firms lauded for educational contributions

Pioneer Construction and Fisher Wavy named Cambrian College’s Employer of Distinction
Most FedNor service contracts not awarded to northern businesses

Most FedNor service contracts not awarded to northern businesses

Kenora MP Eric Melillo reveals fewer than 15 per cent of contracts for goods and services over $1,000 awarded by the federal economic development body went to businesses in Northern Ontario