Articles from Northern Ontario Business (September 1, 1990)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Armstrong's Neill has impressed the goliaths.	Bickford, Paul		756
Canadian, European politicians say lumber boycott unlikely.	Bickford, Paul		767
Construction levels maintained despite the slowdown nationally.	McDougall, Douglas		850
Consultants say North Bay is competitive.	McDougall, Douglas		674
Drilling program started in Fort Frances area.			320
Forest industries tighten belts for pending recession.	Bickford, Paul		795
Hope for settlement fading as strike drags into the eleventh month.	McDougall, Douglas		610
Increased demand for educated workers addressed by workplace literacy programs.	Young, Laura E.		897
Investors said to be undeterred by Algoma work stoppage.	Bickford, Paul		874
Kenroc expanding and modernizing to increase presence in Europe, U.S.	Steer, Wilston		481
Miller predicts $1-million increases in export sales.	McDougall, Douglas		519
MNR awards construction of Nipigon district office.			127
Premier's Council calls for education, training reforms.			650
Provincial election falls short of generating expected business.	Bickford, Paul		584
Temagami resort proposal moves ahead following Native agreement.	Krejlgaard, Chris		332
TIPS diversifies an equity investment with limited funds.	Bresnahan, Pete		566
Unions want protection from GST-caused inflation; government calls for restraint.	Bickford, Paul		994
Vision 2000 says college system needs new mandate.			695