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Spotlight: Northern Skyline Developments marks first major milestone at 45-acre Modern Industrial Park
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (273+ words) Northern Skyline Developments is marking the completion of the first facility within its Modern Industrial Park on National Street in Greater Sudbury, a milestone that signals the beginning of a larger phase of industrial investment and development at the site....
News Release: Premier Ford unveils changes to cabinet to put Ontario on long-term footing to fight President Trump’s tariffs
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (264+ words) Northern Ontario Business News Release: Premier Ford unveils changes to cabinet to put Ontario on long-term footing to fight President Trump’s tariffs Premier Doug Ford unveiled changes to his cabinet today to put Ontario on long-term footing to protect workers,…...
Canada's advantage in global trade is trust, says federal finance minister
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (606+ words) Canada has the trust and reliability factor working in its favour when it comes to being a global trading partner of choice, said Canada’s finance minister in a pep talk with Alberta business leaders. Francois-Philippe Champagne was in Edmonton Sept....
New Indigenous business lead ‘excited’ to help advance economic reconciliation
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (275+ words) Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) has appointed Peter Dinsdale as its new president and CEO. The national organization representing Indigenous businesses announced Dinsdale, a member of Curve Lake First Nation, will take over the position Nov. 16. Desiree Norwegian, co-chair…...
Replacing Sudbury's downtown arena will save City $500 K in operating costs
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (843+ words) By taking on Oak View Group as the downtown Sudbury event centre’s manager, the City of Greater Sudbury ensures its annual operational subsidy maxes out at approximately $400,000. This is a savings of approximately $500,000 from this year’s municipal net operating cost…...
Opinion: Former MP makes the case for more Budd Cars to connect Northern communities
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (704+ words) The federal government’s announcement in Thunder Bay that it will fund the construction of 313 passenger rail cars at a cost of $4.7 billion, designed to service VIA Rail’s long-distance, regional, and remote routes is long overdue, but still exciting news for…...
Old mine waste is a potential treasure trove for these Temiskaming silver explorers
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (1005+ words) Silver prices are hitting historic highs and that’s put the Temiskaming area and the birthplace of modern Canadian hard-rock mining back in vogue — at least on an exploratory basis. Kuya Silver claims there’s “hidden value” in the mine waste rock…...
Wasauksing First Nation keen, but 'cautious' on graphite mine restart
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (801+ words) Wasauksing First Nation Chief Shane Tabobondung said his community is taking a pragmatic but “cautious”approach to mine development in its traditional backyard. The Indigenous community, south of Parry Sound, was one of five First Nations that signed a partnership…...
Algoma resumes production and shipping of steel
1+ week, 4+ day ago (340+ words) In a Sept. 2 statement, Algoma Steel announced it fired up its electric arc furnace over the weekend and resumed steel production after an unplanned outage on Aug. 17. While a turbine at Algoma's Lake Superior Power facility remains out of service,…...
First Nation takes control of former Solid Gold mining claims
1+ week, 5+ day ago (440+ words) Apitipi Anicinapek Nation has been granted possession of a massive mineral claims package in the Lake Abitibi area of northeastern Ontario. The Ontario Superior Court Justice has approved the transfer of mining claims to the Indigenous community and its development…...