Articles from Northern Ontario Business (October 1, 1990)

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Title	Author	Words
Bands' deal with mine hinges on environmental assessment.	Hopper, Jim	843
Banks and insurance sector at odds over proposed legislation.	Bickford, Paul	936
Business challenged to accept the NDP.	McDougall, Douglas	946
Business showing limited concern over NDP's proposed corporate tax.	McDougall, Douglas	608
Cal Graphite approaches full protection, major clients evaluate graphite's quality.	Krejlgaard, Chris	539
CIBC chairman predicts that a recession is near.	Bickford, Paul	481
Damaged and discarded firebrick transformed into high-grade ore.		461
Exploration encouraging.		297
Exploration firm owner blames feds for the industry's slump.	Smith, Marjie	1279
Explosives business changing rapidly with new technology.	Smith, Marjie	671
Finance minister vigorously defends tough economic stand.	Bickford, Paul	878
Geco employees accept Noranda's contract offer.		64
Hemlo Gold offers answer to Flanagan McAdam's woes.	Krejlgaard, Chris	526
Heritage fund assists Deak.		177
Hotels and taverns solicit patron support for bid to compete with liquor, beer stores.	McDougall, Douglas	629
Insurers wait for word on government's no-fault.	Krejlgaard, Chris	614
Iroquois Falls let off the hook.	Krejlgaard, Chris	1039
Labor has many suggestions for New Democrat government.	Bickford, Paul	947
Legislation brings significant changes to safety associations.		1199
Legislation complicates RRSP limits.	Franko, Michael J.	441
Mines ministers pledge to cut duplication of regulations concerning the environment.	Vinvent, Kevin	457
Northwestern development groups discuss the region's future.	Bickford, Paul	701
On-site explosives storage system can be adapted to any environment.	Smith, Marjie	374
One-year anniversary of strike marked at waferboard firm.	McDougall, Douglas	566
Port feeling effects of reduced sales of grain.	Bickford, Paul	576
Prices delay mine re-opening.	Krejlgaard, Chris	176
Private sector devises plans for a lengthy postal strike.	McDougall, Douglas	875
Shortage of managers predicted by industry.	Krejlgaard, Chris	866
Slowdown may hurt some businesses, but others will profit.		1221
Sudbury firm takes long-term approach to Yukon acquisition.	Krejlgaard, Chris	438
Sunburst seeks new joint partner for exploration of Tribag property.		396
Times are tough for claim stakers.	Smith, Marjie	526
Timmins Nickel exploration confirms Langmuir ore body.		424
Vancouver-based company hits rare mineral deposit in Red Lake area.	Krejlgaard, Chris	642