Articles from Northern Ontario Business (August 1, 1990)

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Title	Author	Words
$33 million bid for Pamour Inc.		82
Abitibi-Price reports loss.		309
Access road contract award.		89
Bell Canada is challenged for long-distance business.	Krejlgaard, Chris	543
Bid for Toronto garbage receives first approval.		184
Canada's operators losing share of U.S. tourist dollars.	McDougall, Douglas	966
Cantel, Bell eye the Sault for expansions of cellular networks.		500
Cellular privacy enhanced, says Bell.		235
Chrysler's sales, leasing figures match 1989's; dealers optimistic.		730
City leaders adopt more aggressive attitude.	Bickford, Paul	697
Cold, dry winter weather makes city ideal for testing Jaguars.	Smith, Marjie	456
Communications network makes pagers effective in several Ontario cities.		553
Construction association wants all contractors on same footing.	Bickford, Paul	880
Cooking device developed in Wawa attracts attention of distributors.	Smedley, James	482
CPFP earnings take a big dive.		138
Dealerships take a northern approach to marketing.	Krejlgaard, Chris	438
Domino effect feared: retailers split on Sunday shopping.	Krejlgaard, Chris	823
Downtown BIA's big expansion plan delayed for now, but not abandoned.	Bickford, Paul	641
Dryden merchants benefit from serving a large regional market.	Costea, Thom	550
Ford dealers report sales, leasing decrease.		575
Fur trappers take many types of animals within city limits.	Bickford, Paul	877
GM sales a barometer of local economics.		650
Independent public relations firms develop a network linking 12 cities.		613
Industry challenged to rectify stock depletions: fishing worth $1 billion to the province's economy.	McDougall, Douglas	1245
Kap's Spruce Falls sold to Quebec-based company.	Bickford, Paul	501
Kirkland Lake brothers expand business into Ottawa.	Bickford, Paul	554
Laboratory supplies area's dentists with precision-made dentures, crowns.	Smith, Marjie	440
Lack of tax incentives discouraging exploration; activity by smaller firms falls off.	Bickford, Paul	613
Manufacturer of figure skating apparel establishing national distribution network.	Hopper, Jim	721
Marginal sales increases reported for imports.		513
Market research critical for graphics arts, printing firm.	Costea, Thom	485
Modernization, abundant fibre make mill competitive.	Hopper, Jim	615
News monitoring helps companies know how they are being perceived.		427
Noranda president takes over reins of association.	Krejlgaard, Chris	455
North's development being crippled by environmental policies: Michels.	Krejlgaard, Chris	599
Northern Telephone invests in service.		143
One mill to get de-inking system: Abitibi gears up for recycling.	Bickford, Paul	724
Parliamentary assistant says Fontaine led north to start of a 'renaissance'.	Bickford, Paul	948
Shareholders OK agreement.		75
Solid economic base built on resources.	Hopper, Jim	669
Steady growth of retail sector predicted by chamber president.	Bickford, Paul	530
Timmins equipment manufacturer takes sand out of sandblasting.	Bickford, Paul	562
Trade publications feel brunt of postal subsidies cut.	Krejlgaard, Chris	892
Upgraded Kamiskotia ski hill now competitive in province.	Bickford, Paul	803
Waterfront, Schumacher top list of major, new tourism projects.	Bickford, Paul	886