Articles from Northern Ontario Business (March 1, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$3-million renovation transforms hotel into luxury business retreat.	McDougall, Douglas		444
Boise, Centra Gas jointly develop cogeneration plant.			339
Cut in federal funding concerns forestry minister.			317
Deadline extension available.			350
Doctors, province setting agenda for contract talks.	Bickford, Paul		745
Fur council plays down Hudson's Bay's decision.	McDougall, Douglas		523
Increasing federal involvement viewed as a supportive measure.			809
Industry adopts strategies to survive current downturn.	Krejlgaard, Chris		1077
Larder Lake mill finds market for metric-sized lumber.			517
Lumber sector still mired in deep slump.			840
Management agreements to become part of sustainable development.			341
Near North tourism plan unveiled.	McDougall, Douglas		781
Nothing to fear from deal with Mexico: professor.	Krejlgaard, Chris		928
Park creation proposal creating some concerns.	Krejlgaard, Chris		667
Plan for paper mill purchase moves forward in Kapuskasing.			830
Planned audit of province's forests will help to determine their status.			751
Professor says MNR lacks clear policy direction.	Bickford, Paul		625
Recycled newsprint could save trees for other uses: Flenniken.			516
Retail sector battles out-shopping phenomenon.	Krejlgaard, Chris		1757
Rewinding firm capitalizes on industry's need to cut costs.	Krejlgaard, Chris		531
RRSP limits set to change in the 1991 taxation year.	Lindquist, Rick		523
Shin Ho seeks new location for $150-million pulp mill.			361
Temagami still awaits final word from Pyrok.			577