Northern Ontario Business

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• Indigenous entrepreneur's work wear line conies with social message: Warrior Work Wear aims to inspire Indigenous people to get engaged in the workforce.
• Lessons learned from the land: Women in agriculture share their experiences working in the industry.
• 'Equitable' partnerships with First Nations will make the Ring of Fire go smoothly: Improving community conditions should create investor-friendly mining environment, say Matawa chiefs.
• Sudbury hosts independent food-testing lab: Capella Innovation will serve food producers in Northern Ontario and beyond.
• Award winners represent the best of Indigenous business in the North: PEP Conference celebrated recipients on Jan. 21.
• Groups going to court over Temagami Forest.
• Reconciliation through food: Chef Rich Francis seeks a return to traditional Indigenous cooking.
• Ontario's skilled labour crunch could worsen by 2029, says forecast: Construction group predicts shortfalls in several trades.
• Airport execs gathering in the Sault: City hosting Airport Management Council of Ontario conference this October.
• A picture is worth a thousand words.

Featured documents

• Dissecting the deal: due diligence.
• 'Overloaded' bolts caused Nipigon Bridge failure.
• Canadian CEOs more confident than global peers: KPMG CEO Outlook.
• Students in the studio: real-world experience for Cambrian graphic design students thanks to industry partnership.
• North Bay reports record year for film industry spinoffs.
• Focus on rocks: integrated approach required for modern mining.
• How to navigate the role of an executor or trustee.
• Northern Ontario sculptor casts his legacy in bronze: Tyler Fauvelle has installed public monuments across Ontario, including a statue of Stompin' Tom Connors in Sudbury.
• 'Tough times' for meat processor: High taxes a heavy burden for Rainy River Abattoir.
• Family trusts face higher tax rates.