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Hydro dims the future of private generation by cancelling projects.		Mar 1, 1992	784
McLeod wants labor reforms shelved.		Mar 1, 1992	884
Nurseries, contractors to feel brunt.		Mar 1, 1992	1354
The quest for diversification; single-industry communities respond to economic changes.		Feb 1, 1992	1522
Prospectors voice concern over handling of tailings spill.		Feb 1, 1992	698
Labor reform hearings merely window-dressing: chamber official.		Feb 1, 1992	1020
Producers of glass carvings tackle the U.S. market.		Feb 1, 1992	789
A strong service sector brightens the outlook for Sudbury's economy.		Feb 1, 1992	752
Prices, uncertain marketplace create test of competitiveness.		Feb 1, 1992	929
Moderate to strong year predicted for residential construction sector.	Industry Overview	Feb 1, 1992	867
Card store diversifies product line to keep up with changes in the market.	Company Profile	Feb 1, 1992	735
Forestry companies challenged to match the restructuring of the mining industry.	Industry Overview	Jan 1, 1992	956
Consultant predicts downsizing will occur over next two years.	Industry Overview	Jan 1, 1992	989
Northern firms prosper in changing economy.		Jan 1, 1992	2932
Agreement called major step in computer's evolution.		Jan 1, 1992	476
Hospital funding falls short: legislation, demands of an aging population drive up costs.		Dec 1, 1991	1064
Communities compete to attract physicians.		Dec 1, 1991	908
Physiotherapists are in short supply in northern communities.		Dec 1, 1991	434
Dermatologist threatens to leave the province over 'restriction' on his services.		Dec 1, 1991	870
Fact-finding teams to gather information for a new economic development strategy.		Dec 1, 1991	750
The voice of the northeast will be heard.		Dec 1, 1991	482
Industry's survival credited to self-unloaders.	Industry Overview	Dec 1, 1991	695
Health care in crisis: northern Ontario's hospitals operating in the red.		Nov 1, 1991	848
Mining municipalities get the opportunity to prove their case for more tax dollars.		Nov 1, 1991	547
Thunder Bay sawmills scramble to find buyers for surplus of wood chips created by mill's closing.		Sep 1, 1991	490
Chamber criticized for jumping the gun.		Sep 1, 1991	937
Mayors disappointed by failure to have gas taxes cut.		Sep 1, 1991	847
Pulp, paper industry faces tough decisions.		Sep 1, 1991	716
Capital invested to meet environmental regulations.		Sep 1, 1991	1108
Minister says new restrictions necessary to stay in business.		Sep 1, 1991	371
'Stop the tax' campaign fails to receive support.		Sep 1, 1991	259
Retailers not eager to improve customer service, say advisers.		Aug 1, 1991	408
Mayor claims city was deceived.		Jun 1, 1991	1259
Effort to cut shoplifting losses led to distributorship acquisition.		Jun 1, 1991	637
Hawk Junction mining firms utilize government exploration incentives.		Jun 1, 1991	743
Environmental assessment could cost firm $2 million.		Jun 1, 1991	659
Lawyer blames securities commission for reduced exploration.		Jun 1, 1991	856
Industry generally pleased with revision of Mining Act.		Jun 1, 1991	489
Local ad agencies expect "shakedown" of their industry.		May 1, 1991	835
Notre Development official lashes out at environment minister.		May 1, 1991	839
Mattress manufacturer eyes the Thunder Bay market for expansion.	company profile	May 1, 1991	753
South River chair manufacturer ready to enter U.S. market.	company profile	May 1, 1991	508
Consultant warns Fort Frances of escalating losses.		Apr 1, 1991	461
Retail sector battles out-shopping phenomenon.		Mar 1, 1991	1757
Nothing to fear from deal with Mexico: professor.		Mar 1, 1991	928
Park creation proposal creating some concerns.		Mar 1, 1991	667
Industry adopts strategies to survive current downturn.		Mar 1, 1991	1077
Rewinding firm capitalizes on industry's need to cut costs.		Mar 1, 1991	531
Vancouver firm plans to reopen Pickle Lake mine later this year.	company profile	Jan 1, 1991	678
Foray into export market saves company from brunt of mining sector's slump.	company profile	Dec 1, 1990	848
First step taken to removing trade road blocks.		Nov 1, 1990	879
Kapuskasing's future is uncertain after Spruce Falls deal collapses.		Nov 1, 1990	652
Pouliot says forthcoming resolutions will give Mining Act teeth.		Nov 1, 1990	736
Report on shortage of skilled labor completed.		Nov 1, 1990	622
Deak buys 87-per-cent interest in Garrison, Thackeray properties.		Nov 1, 1990	628
Iroquois Falls let off the hook.		Oct 1, 1990	1039
Insurers wait for word on government's no-fault.		Oct 1, 1990	614
Hemlo Gold offers answer to Flanagan McAdam's woes.		Oct 1, 1990	526
Cal Graphite approaches full protection, major clients evaluate graphite's quality.		Oct 1, 1990	539
Vancouver-based company hits rare mineral deposit in Red Lake area.		Oct 1, 1990	642
Sudbury firm takes long-term approach to Yukon acquisition.		Oct 1, 1990	438
Prices delay mine re-opening.		Oct 1, 1990	176
Shortage of managers predicted by industry.		Oct 1, 1990	866
Temagami resort proposal moves ahead following Native agreement.		Sep 1, 1990	332
Trade publications feel brunt of postal subsidies cut.		Aug 1, 1990	892
Noranda president takes over reins of association.		Aug 1, 1990	455
Domino effect feared: retailers split on Sunday shopping.		Aug 1, 1990	823
North's development being crippled by environmental policies: Michels.		Aug 1, 1990	599
Bell Canada is challenged for long-distance business.		Aug 1, 1990	543
Dealerships take a northern approach to marketing.		Aug 1, 1990	438
Northern communities bank on waste industry.		Jul 1, 1990	2216
New grout pump to be used in hardrock mining.		Jul 1, 1990	303
Strikes threaten to halt major projects: suppliers kept in business by residential builders.		Jul 1, 1990	1253
First year as mines minister had accomplishments, frustrations.		Jul 1, 1990	888
St. Andrew Goldfields prospers by running counter to industry's trend.		Jul 1, 1990	773
Geological surveys reveal gold and copper potential in northwest.		Jul 1, 1990	702
Industry's reputation hurt by Odyssey's collapse: agent.		Jun 1, 1990	881
Plug being pulled on poor-performing S.S. Kresge stores.		Jun 1, 1990	653
Provincial savings offices to expand into Northern Ontario.		Jun 1, 1990	610
Prospectors receive $30-million assistance package.		Jun 1, 1990	531
Sudbury basin focus of search for new deposits.		Jun 1, 1990	313
Mining recorders flooded after land caution is lifted.		Jun 1, 1990	506
New president wants to educate the public and improve industry's image.		Jun 1, 1990	398
Tourism industry will benefit from GST, says minister.		May 1, 1990	552
Budget hiked, FedNor could be extended.		May 1, 1990	659
Falconbridge faces $10m fee hike from proposed hydro rate increase.		May 1, 1990	935
Federal policy holding up four-laning: province.		May 1, 1990	505
Northeastern development threatened by proposed ban of turbo-props in Toronto.		May 1, 1990	615
Safety legislation draws mixed reaction.		May 1, 1990	868
Increased mortgage rates have varied effects on housing markets.		May 1, 1990	786
Home prices increasing across Northern Ontario.		May 1, 1990	1285