Articles from Northern Ontario Business (July 1, 1990)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Being small and flexible helps Logoworks meet needs of clients.	Merits, Roxanne		466
Big companies a welcome market, but supply firms look elsewhere.	Bickford, Paul		791
Blockades caused loss for Pro-North, Lakehead Freightways spared set-backs.	McDougall, Douglas		1060
City and businesses combine efforts to market Thunder Bay as a 'destination'.	Merits, Roxanne		562
Computerized truck guidance nearly completed.	Bickford, Paul		344
Dickenson's Red Lake Mine 'on target' to achieve four years of increased production.			397
ERG's gold tailings reclamation idle for at least all of this year.	Bickford, Paul		580
Exploration by junior firms reduced despite interest generated by mapping.	Wroe, John		859
First year as mines minister had accomplishments, frustrations.	Krejlgaard, Chris		888
Flag conducting only gold exploration in Sudbury.	McDougall, Douglas		427
Fledgling candy makers eye the retail market.	Smith, Marjie		595
Geological surveys reveal gold and copper potential in northwest.	Krejlgaard, Chris		702
Giant Yellowknife 'doing well' in battle to reduce costs.	Bickford, Paul		1320
Gold exploration active in northwest's Red Lake district.	Costea, Thom		684
Gold exploration in Wawa steady, but less intense.	Bickford, Paul		944
Growing Parry Sound firm gains national recognition.	Bickford, Paul		560
Innovative trailer manufacturer celebrating 26 years in business.	Smith, Marjie		499
Investors seeking more 'stable' ground.	McDougall, Douglas		561
Macassa part of Lac Minerals' $15-million exploration program.	Wroe, John		962
Mandatory pollution insurance receives mixed reaction.	McDougall, Douglas		674
Manufacturer customized boat for Easter Seals.	McDougall, Douglas		610
New grout pump to be used in hardrock mining.	Krejlgaard, Chris		303
No working gold mines in region, but there's hope in Beardmore-Geraldton.	Bickford, Paul		668
Northern communities bank on waste industry.	Krejlgaard, Chris		2216
Opposition mounts to proposed hydro-electric dams on the Severn.	McDougall, Douglas		753
Prospector disputes Hemlo Gold's ownership of the Golden Giant Mine.	McDougall, Douglas		709
Prospectors fear impact of new environmental laws, Kasner says mining firms are more welcome in Chile.	Bickford, Paul		652
Prospectors hardest hit by escalating interest rates.	Bickford, Paul		425
Pulp, paper producers plead for time to reduce pollutants: federal deadline 'unrealistic'.	Bickford, Paul		1041
Queenston reports drilling programs on five properties.			292
Remote tourism operators hampered by 'excessive' tax.	McDougall, Douglas		1074
Rich Hemlo gold field still churning it out.	Bickford, Paul		876
Shoal, Cameron Lake properties halted by environmental concerns and price of gold.	Costea, Thom		552
Shortage of skilled labor escalates training costs.	McDougall, Douglas		594
Slump in exploration activity in Sioux Lookout.	Costea, Thom		949
St. Andrew Goldfields prospers by running counter to industry's trend.	Krejlgaard, Chris		773
Strikes threaten to halt major projects: suppliers kept in business by residential builders.	Krejlgaard, Chris		1253
Three Sault companies receive FedNor funding.			200