Articles from Northern Ontario Business (April 1, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Get busy" on pay equity, co-ordinator advises.	Bickford, Paul		648
Algoma rail seeks to restore shipping volumes, assistance.	McDougall, Douglas		546
Algoma Steel restructures to ensure its future.	Bickford, Paul		1348
Canadian subsidiary.			76
Circuit control panels to be made in Thunder Bay.			440
Comparison to Sysco rejected as inaccurate.			305
Consultant warns Fort Frances of escalating losses.	Krejlgaard, Chris		461
Contract awarded.			87
Efforts to diversify the Sault's economy are paying off.	McDougall, Douglas		549
Fur dressing plant promises opportunities.	Steers, Mike		719
Gold mill expansion.			143
HATS looks to conventions to boost tourism industry.	McDougall, Douglas		650
Increased interest in small business shows that the city is viable: Pastore.	McDougall, Douglas		267
Kidd Creek addresses pay equity with one-time wage adjustments.	Bickford, Paul		532
Metric lumber.			163
Opportunities exist for machine shops to serve auto industry.			753
Pooling agreement expected to bring continued success.	McDougall, Douglas		471
Proposed highway would cut across the northeast.			531
Proposed structural panel mill requires supply of timber.			635
Recycling waste.			142
Sault firm capitalizes on certainty of spills.	Smith, Guy	Company Profile	1046
Success at saving Greyhounds shows city can pull together.			1001
The Sault can handle the challenge: mayor.	Bickford, Paul		1074
Timmins office.			162
Transition to computers eased by new scanning service.	Rapino, Robin	company profile	443