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There’s a TON of potential in the North

There’s a TON of potential in the North

Cochrane playing host to major regional summit in September
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Cobalt mining conference taking shape

Cobalt mining conference taking shape

Land rehabilitation, mining legacy and cobalt exploration are featured topics at September event
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Maley Drive extension on the road to success

Maley Drive extension on the road to success

Sudbury's largest road construction project under budget and on schedule, first phase to be finished by this December and total completion by fall, 2019
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Ontario is a tough place to do mineral exploration

Ontario is a tough place to do mineral exploration

Prospectors' group wants revisions in provincial plans, permitting process to attract investment, improve Indigenous relations
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Inaugural health and safety conference coming to Timmins

Inaugural health and safety conference coming to Timmins

‘Building Safer Communities’ will take place in September
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OPINION: Canadian CEOs more confident than global peers: KPMG CEO Outlook

OPINION: Canadian CEOs more confident than global peers: KPMG CEO Outlook

Each year, KPMG surveys CEOs from the top firms from around the world, including Canada, regarding their outlook for growth, business priorities and things that keep them awake at night.
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Slag finds a new use in Sudbury-made office chairs

Slag finds a new use in Sudbury-made office chairs

Architectural firm designing and building “active chair” made from recycled goods
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Fashionable threads spread positive vibes

Fashionable threads spread positive vibes

Sudbury's The Positive Inception Clothing and Apparel founder and CEO on how he turned his challenges into a successful brand
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OPINION: The new Ontario government is different, better get used to it

OPINION: The new Ontario government is different, better get used to it

They are not kidding. Pennies matter to this government.
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Sault businesses may lose millions in proposed sale of steel mill

Sault businesses may lose millions in proposed sale of steel mill

Prospective new owners are willing to pay city taxes, but offer nothing to local businesses owed $25 million for work done before Nov. 9, 2015.
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