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Feds and North Bay are fast-tracking construction of 337 homes over three years

Feds and North Bay are fast-tracking construction of 337 homes over three years

City to cut red tape, clear space for city infilling to spur construction of multi-residential units
STLLR Gold wants to shake its money maker at a Timmins tailings site

STLLR Gold wants to shake its money maker at a Timmins tailings site

Toronto company sifting through Hollinger mine waste looking for leftover gold
OPINION: What Northern Ontario should want for Valentine’s Day

OPINION: What Northern Ontario should want for Valentine’s Day

If candidates want to woo Northerners this election season, they must consider relevant issues, says think tank leader
Business of the Month: Thunder Bay Co-op Farm Supplies sees growth, wins award after upgrades

Business of the Month: Thunder Bay Co-op Farm Supplies sees growth, wins award after upgrades

Launched in 1952 to help the local farming community, Co-op is now a popular stop with the general public
More than 90 per cent of med school grads practising in the North long-term, says president

More than 90 per cent of med school grads practising in the North long-term, says president

Dr. Michael Green was the guest speaker during a lunchtime talk hosted by the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce
Dryden eyes potential subdivision with hundreds of new homes

Dryden eyes potential subdivision with hundreds of new homes

Two provincial funding decisions totalling $5.1 million will enable the City of Dryden to extend infrastructure to Van Horne Landing for a new subdivision
Women in the Trades: Jessica Love’s career U-turn: how the auto industry changed her life

Women in the Trades: Jessica Love’s career U-turn: how the auto industry changed her life

Sault College grad says pre-trades program opened up career possibilities
Smartphone app helps buyers find food produced close to home

Smartphone app helps buyers find food produced close to home

Farm Fresh Finder features more than 500 businesses across the province, including those in Northern Ontario
Canadian steelmakers ‘looking down the barrel’ at U.S. tariffs

Canadian steelmakers ‘looking down the barrel’ at U.S. tariffs

With tariffs coming, steel association wants fair trade and stricter rules on combating foreign dumped steel
Ontario chamber president urges local business leaders to 'stand together' amid uncertainty

Ontario chamber president urges local business leaders to 'stand together' amid uncertainty

'If Mr. Trump breaks the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement ... we have to retaliate. Otherwise, we’ll face endless economic bullying,' warns Daniel Tisch at Orillia event