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Feds grant $1M toward Atikameksheng economic development

Feds grant $1M toward Atikameksheng economic development

A federal funding announcement through FedNor supports the purchase of a diamond drill and readying Atikameksheng Anishnawbek business lands
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Forestry research organization names new lead

Forestry research organization names new lead

Scott Jackson tapped to head Centre for Research & Innovation in the Bio-Economy
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Communities on the Move: More than $2.5M announced for Indigenous-focused projects

Communities on the Move: More than $2.5M announced for Indigenous-focused projects

FedNor funding will boost economic development, job creation in northwestern Ontario communities
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Canada Nickel lands $3.4 million to convert tailings to carbon storage

Canada Nickel lands $3.4 million to convert tailings to carbon storage

Ambitious nickel miner wants to establish carbon-free industrial cluster in the northeast
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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