Articles from Northern Ontario Business (May 1, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Small is beautiful," consultant informs development officials.	Dunning, Paula		1018
Auto insurance industry turns up heat on government plan.	Bickford, Paul		987
Changes to the building code cause confusion for builders.			493
CMHC predicts the buyer's market will continue.			887
Commercial construction slowed by the recession.			775
Corbeil company's fireplaces burn gelled fuel.	Milne, Tim	company profile	474
Craftsman enjoys projects which provide a challenge.	Rapino, Robin		355
Door manufacturer takes an aggresive approach.	Rapino, Robin		328
Fabrene modernizes.			97
GST's impact on housing market is more perception than reality.			510
Industrial computer firm expanding for entry into the border states market.	Rapino, Robin		403
Industrial construction slows in most major centres.			767
Legislation fails to satisfy insurance, banking officials.			616
Local ad agencies expect "shakedown" of their industry.	Krejlgaard, Chris		835
Log home industry capitalizing on demand in California, Japan.			964
Manufacturer to produce file folders.			89
Mattress manufacturer eyes the Thunder Bay market for expansion.	Krejlgaard, Chris	company profile	753
Notre Development official lashes out at environment minister.	Krejlgaard, Chris		839
Quality, supply of wood no problem for Kap mill.	Bickford, Paul		1046
Residential sector to be driven by an increased demand for affordable housing.			1075
South River chair manufacturer ready to enter U.S. market.	Krejlgaard, Chris	company profile	508
Steel fabricator to upgrade painting, finishin facilities.	Milne, Tim		478
The north needs a new image.	McDougall, Douglas		824
Tile maker expanding network of dealerships.	Milne, Tim	company profile	459