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Probe Metals has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Mattagami and Flying Post First Nations concerning the junior explorer’s West Porcupine Project near Foleyet in northeastern Ontario.

Paul Bronfman, chair and CEO of William F. White International Inc., said he is pleasantly surprised by the success of the film industry in Sudbury and Northern Ontario.

Laurentian University is in the money again. The Sudbury institution is receiving $27.3 million for its Research, Innovation and Engineering Centre.

The business concerns of two Northern communities were recognized by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce (CCC) this week, with the passing of resolutions designed to help lobby the federal government for change.

Todd Trip is the new CEO of the Greater Sudbury Airport. After a national search to find a successor to the retiring Bob Johnston, the Sudbury Airport Community Development Corporation announced Tripp’s appointment on Sept. 15.

A strong safety culture has made an Algoma district logging contractor a repeat winner at the Workplace Safety North (WSN) annual awards.

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Carving out more passing lanes may be the answer to improve motorist safety on Highway 11, says the Temiskaming Shores and Area Chamber of Commerce.

After meeting at agricultural school, Harold and Patsy Schmidt married, found work outside the food industry, and started a family, all the while holding out for their long-time dream: a farm of their own.

If you’re looking for someone to cater your next business function, Home of Our Own Catering in Sudbury will fill your stomach with good food and your heart with goodwill.