Articles from Northern Ontario Business (May 1, 1990)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Find your niche,' says Diamond.	Bickford, Paul	Interview	535
Agawa Canyon train tour needs cash influx.	Bickford, Paul		427
Airport seeking proposals to develop excess of land.	Bickford, Paul		585
Budget hiked, FedNor could be extended.	Krejlgaard, Chris		659
Builder counteracts costs of government legislation by employing subcontractors.	Bickford, Paul		446
Centre creates jobs, but little hype.	Bickford, Paul		708
CITC training and upgrading keeps workers in the market.	Bickford, Paul		790
Construction activity levels off after past year's 'dramatic' hike.	McDougall, Douglas		567
Designing for extremes in climate.	McDougall, Douglas		496
Don't be deceived by results for construction by district.	Bickford, Paul		795
Earlton firm expands, adds new equipment.			119
Environmental assessment conducted to settle the Shoal Lake controversy.	Hopper, Jim		1098
Falconbridge faces $10m fee hike from proposed hydro rate increase.	Krejlgaard, Chris		935
Federal policy holding up four-laning: province.	Krejlgaard, Chris		505
Firm's founder dies, company restructured.		obituary	229
Food company prepares for future.	Bickford, Paul		823
Fratesi says city will not be bullied.	Bickford, Paul		864
Funding committed, but repairs still on hold.	Bickford, Paul		547
Garbage recycling program to involve 27,000 households.	Woroshelo, Theresa		786
Gold dominates Kenora's exploration activity.	Hopper, Jim		478
GST expected to reduce builders' costs.	Bickford, Paul		1047
Harborfront the centre of commercial development.	Hopper, Jim		608
HATS promotes tourism by many means.	Bickford, Paul		659
Home builders prepare for poor 1991.	Bickford, Paul		967
Home prices increasing across Northern Ontario.	Krejlgaard, Chris		1285
Increased mortgage rates have varied effects on housing markets.	Krejlgaard, Chris		786
Industrial supplier expanding.			116
Innovation program receives poor response.	McDougall, Douglas		694
International border is good news and bad news for Sault Ste. Marie.	Bickford, Paul		930
Investment interest high, action tough to generate.	Bickford, Paul		480
Job market holds promise for grads.	McDougall, Douglas		972
Local investors shunned Timmins hotel opportunity.	Bickford, Paul		342
London-based construction company opens Sault office.			85
Mapping tops list of computer applications.	Smith, Marjie		1014
Mayor believes diversification puts dent in city's old image.	Bickford, Paul		612
Native business centre tackles financing problems.	Bickford, Paul		617
New hospital main event in Timmins construction.	Bickford, Paul		740
New hospitality institute to have work-like setting.	Bickford, Paul		725
New president ready for challenges.	Bickford, Paul		830
Northeastern development threatened by proposed ban of turbo-props in Toronto.	Krejlgaard, Chris		615
Paperworkers negotiate for protection against GST costs.	McDougall, Douglas		628
Parental leave for men could be legislated.	Dietrich, Pauline		856
Public, private sectors combine efforts to market industrial land.	Steer, Wilson		560
Railway to lose main customer if mine closes.	Bickford, Paul		1121
Record year predicted for real estate.	Bickford, Paul		925
Safety legislation draws mixed reaction.	Krejlgaard, Chris		868
Slowdown predicted in Timmins after 10-year high.	Bickford, Paul		646
St. Marys works to bring new machine up to speed.	Bickford, Paul		938
Sudbury loses key figure of its economic development.	McDougall, Douglas	obituary	454
Swift change of fortunes hits hard at Algoma Steel.	Bickford, Paul		755
Tax will add $2,000 to new home: builder.	Bickford, Paul		662
The Sault recorded more than $211m in construction.			202
Timmins economy loses guiding hand.	Kreljgaard, Chris	obituary	450
Tourism industry will benefit from GST, says minister.	Krejlgaard, Chris		552
University college a bargain: president.	Bickford, Paul		871
Valley says Boise committed to improve in areas of efficiency and environment.	Hopper, Jim		721
Waterfront development a cure for desperate times.	Bickford, Paul		1101
Year's construction total boosted by three projects.	Bruce, Marie		468