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Ontario Northland resuming all regularly scheduled routes July 4

Ontario Northland resuming all regularly scheduled routes July 4

ONTC will be adding two new stops in Toronto effective July 4
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Women Leaders in Business: Sustainable style can help save people and the planet

Women Leaders in Business: Sustainable style can help save people and the planet

Thunder Bay's Bree and Hailey Hollinsworth bring their brand of green entrepreneurship to the apparel industry
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Free app offers tour of francophone Northern Ontario destinations

Free app offers tour of francophone Northern Ontario destinations

Available in both English and French, Destination Northern Ontario app offers 10 points of interest in nine cities with interactive maps and videos 
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Insolvent Laurentian University leaving dozens of northern firms in the lurch

Insolvent Laurentian University leaving dozens of northern firms in the lurch

Monitor's documents include scores of unsecured creditors
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Groundbreaking mining innovation group names new boss

Groundbreaking mining innovation group names new boss

Mine remediation expert Nadia Mykytczuk heading up MIRARCO
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Industry veteran takes the reins of Northern Ontario sawmills

Industry veteran takes the reins of Northern Ontario sawmills

Rick Doman appointed GreenFirst Forest Products CEO
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First Nation communities in Northern Ontario to get better connectivity

First Nation communities in Northern Ontario to get better connectivity

Feds approve $9.5 million to bring high-speed internet to 6,000 homes
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Two Northerners to help come up with solutions on returning more women to the workforce

Two Northerners to help come up with solutions on returning more women to the workforce

Cheryl Fort, Melanie Debassige tapped to join provincial task force on barriers for women rejoining the post-pandemic economy
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Thunder Bay Ironworkers local gets $436,000 for new training equipment

Thunder Bay Ironworkers local gets $436,000 for new training equipment

Need for ironworkers is expected to grow with hydro-electric, mine development projects in the construction queue.
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Newcomers to the North needed to fill health-care, skilled trades positions

Newcomers to the North needed to fill health-care, skilled trades positions

Immigration pilot starts to fill workforce vacancies entering program's second year
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