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Toolkit designed to alleviate heat stress in workers

Toolkit designed to alleviate heat stress in workers

Guidelines developed by Sudbury’s Centre for Research in Occupational Safety and Health
From side job to full-time gig, Timmins biz watches environmental shift in mining

From side job to full-time gig, Timmins biz watches environmental shift in mining

Blue Heron Environmental is marking two decades
Ottawa putting the tariff brakes on Chinese EVs and steel products

Ottawa putting the tariff brakes on Chinese EVs and steel products

Feds to impose 100 per cent surtax on Chinese vehicles to protect domestic sector
Organization seeking northern job opportunities for Ukrainian newcomers

Organization seeking northern job opportunities for Ukrainian newcomers

Grassroots Response to the Ukrainian Crisis helps Ukrainians find jobs, pursue permanent residency
Sault's Canal District to expand with new commercial development

Sault's Canal District to expand with new commercial development

Marketplace, eatery highlight new development at former fish hatchery site
CPKC back on track, Teamsters head to court

CPKC back on track, Teamsters head to court

Railway calls workers to resume operations for Aug. 26 restart
Sudbury's Cambrian College lands federal funding for innovation supports

Sudbury's Cambrian College lands federal funding for innovation supports

College's innovation arm staffs up to assist companies in product development
'We’re not going anywhere': Timmins mine contractor marks three decades

'We’re not going anywhere': Timmins mine contractor marks three decades

Established in 1994, Dumas Contracting has become a global player in mine building
Ottawa intervenes on Canadian rail dispute in ordering arbitration

Ottawa intervenes on Canadian rail dispute in ordering arbitration

CN trains will be rolling soon, but CKPC -Teamsters are holding out
Almost 200 Sudbury-area workers affected by rail shutdown

Almost 200 Sudbury-area workers affected by rail shutdown

Although some locomotives are still moving in the Greater Sudbury area, they’re being operated by managers, with approximately 200 workers from Canadian National Railway Co. and Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. part of a national rail shutdown which began this morning