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North Bay's Central Welding is no more after decades in business

North Bay's Central Welding is no more after decades in business

Fifty employees laid off after North Bay fabrication shop declared bankrupt
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Lefebvre to lead delegation in tour of Korea, Japan in support of mining

Lefebvre to lead delegation in tour of Korea, Japan in support of mining

The trip has been in the planning stages since before the threat of U.S. tariffs, which took effect March 4, began looming
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Communities on the Move: Smooth Rock Falls continues ‘bite-sized’ growth with sale of industrial property

Communities on the Move: Smooth Rock Falls continues ‘bite-sized’ growth with sale of industrial property

The “hidden gem” of the northeast is eager to leave no stone unturned in its quest to attract businesses and help them thrive within the region
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Strong regional sawmills, other forestry operations, can withstand ‘economic war,’ labour leader says

Strong regional sawmills, other forestry operations, can withstand ‘economic war,’ labour leader says

Unifor represents hundreds of workers at a variety of forestry operations in the Northwest
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Timmins producer savouring hot streak with popular pepper sauces

Timmins producer savouring hot streak with popular pepper sauces

From his home kitchen in Northern Ontario, JR Marion is earning new fans across Canada, U.S.
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Hydro One sought go-ahead to expropriate 25 properties for the Waasigan Transmission Line

Hydro One sought go-ahead to expropriate 25 properties for the Waasigan Transmission Line

The company said it still aims to reach voluntary agreements with landowners between Shuniah and Atikokan
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Algoma Steel looks to break the tariff ice through Canadian shipbuilding and defence orders

Algoma Steel looks to break the tariff ice through Canadian shipbuilding and defence orders

Sault Ste. Marie steelmaker hot on the trail to find new domestic customers, elbow out American producers
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Unclear if U.S.-based firm will manage Sudbury's proposed arena

Unclear if U.S.-based firm will manage Sudbury's proposed arena

California and Colorado arena management companies are finalists as venue operators for downtown event centre
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City of Dryden goes pro-Canadian on procurement

City of Dryden goes pro-Canadian on procurement

Municipal staff has started scrutinizing the point of origin on all consumables 
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With key permits in hand, Gen Mining ‘closer than ever’ to Marathon construction decision

With key permits in hand, Gen Mining ‘closer than ever’ to Marathon construction decision

One provincial permit to go before north shore copper-palladium mine developer can move on $1-billion pit project
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