Northern Ontario Business

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• Vale's digital evolution takes shape: Sudbury nickel miner moving to world's largest underground wireless network.
• First Nations need to lead Far North growth: Eabametoong chief regards 'nation-building' as key to developing local economies.
• Sudbury-area lumber company establishing plant: Lahaie Lumber building sawmill, creating jobs.
• Book celebrates 100 years of Kirkland Lake: Gold for a Mad Miner shares stories of local legends.
• The Ring of Fire bulldozer is here. Will it work?
• Forestry sector has a role in fighting climate change.
• Thunder Bay: the pain, the opportunity, and the newspaper.
• Sudbury college celebrates $5M in donations to trades programming: Seven companies have contributed heavy equipment technology over the last 15 years.
• Training programs to ready job seekers for forestry sector: Province announced $2.4 million in funding on Sept. 6.
• Welding students get a leg up in Kirkland Lake: Ontario Centres of Excellence funding applied research work.

Featured documents

• Province wins duty to consult case: strategist calls it major victory to jumpstart Ontario's mining economy.
• Contractors draw line in the dirt: 'Rules and tools' needed around pot legalization to prevent construction fatalities.
• New industry, jobs coming to Opasatika: Truly Northern Farms establishing 23,000-square-foot indoor growing facility.
• Northern fruit farmers fill niche: Boreal Berry Farm and Winery lands Metro contract.
• Lost opportunity: gold junior wants government settlement after First Nation conflict.
• CN 'out of options' in Thunder Bay swing bridge court fight: Repair work on century-old span expected to begin this summer.
• Flying high with airport renos: better functionality, capacity highlights of Sault expansion.
• Sale of business to employees.
• Slow road to recovery: Elliot Lake businesses band together to rebuild.
• Five Northern leaders.