Articles from Northern Ontario Business (December 1, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Business federation's survey says GST has taken huge toll.	Wycks, Michael		525
Communities compete to attract physicians.	Krejlgaard, Chris		908
Computers utilized to keep track of students.	Smith, Marjie		599
Computers, added services help movers stay in business.	Sinclair, L.I.		725
Dermatologist threatens to leave the province over 'restriction' on his services.	Krejlgaard, Chris		870
Fact-finding teams to gather information for a new economic development strategy.	Krejlgaard, Chris		750
Hospital funding falls short: legislation, demands of an aging population drive up costs.	Krejlgaard, Chris		1064
Industry's survival credited to self-unloaders.	Krejlgaard, Chris	Industry Overview	695
Lakehead shopping developments get the nod.	Rapino, Robin		596
Lean times create the need for innovation in advertising.	Smith, Marjie		593
Native community development viewed as positive for business.	Sinclair, L.I.		504
Over-capacity blamed for industry's woes.	Dunning, Paula	Industry Overview	753
Physiotherapists are in short supply in northern communities.	Krejlgaard, Chris		434
Province put on the spot to state the ground rules.			266
Refuelling business responds to demands created by the switch to commuter planes.	Sinclair, L.I.		789
Surveys, focus groups identify market potential.	Smith, Marjie		840
The $75 tune-up disappears with advances in technology.	Sinclair, L.I.		703
The voice of the northeast will be heard.	Krejlgaard, Chris		482
Thunder Bay, Timmins airports under expansion.			899
Video producers, airlines object to ONTC expansions.			837