Articles from Northern Ontario Business (June 1, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Dark shadow" cast over future of rail division.			634
Air separation.			107
Bank rebuilding.			94
Company benefits from article published in our April edition.			367
De-inking mill.			78
Effort to cut shoplifting losses led to distributorship acquisition.	Krejlgaard, Chris		637
Environmental assessment could cost firm $2 million.	Krejlgaard, Chris		659
Exclusive agent.			79
Expansion into surface work pays off for Alex MacIntyre.	Patrick, Jim	company profile	477
Feasibility study.			91
Feasibility study.			73
Federal minister urges the province to match $7.5-million allocation to the tourism industry.	Sandford, Mark		535
Fort Frances retailer reconsiders threat to withhold provincial tax.	McDougall, Douglas		440
Free-fall test tower ensures cage safety for Inco's employees.	McDougall, Douglas		803
Hawk Junction mining firms utilize government exploration incentives.	Krejlgaard, Chris		743
Hazard abatement.			71
Industry generally pleased with revision of Mining Act.	Krejlgaard, Chris		489
Interest renewed in the Matachewan area.	Patrick, Jim		441
Lawyer blames securities commission for reduced exploration.	Krejlgaard, Chris		856
Mayor claims city was deceived.	Krejlgaard, Chris		1259
Mill refinancing.			68
New branch.			61
Operational changes cut costs and boost productivity at Kerr.	Patrick, Jim		953
Pills swallowed.			72
Profits dip.			70
Province reviewing working group's proposed initiatives.			668
Raising funds.			96
Royal Oak continues drilling program at Young-Davidson site in Matachewan area.	Patrick, Jim		350
Secondary blasting.			89
Smelter recycling process raises funds.			540
Talks underway.			114
Task force seeks alternatives to closing of mill.			83
UTDC for sale.			143