Articles from Northern Ontario Business (November 1, 1991)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'High-calibre' team has pulled Tom Jones through tough times.			680
Abandoned.		Brief Article	102
Algoma losses.		Brief Article	115
Attitude is everything; innovative entrepreneur's philosophy is to work hard and have fun.		Company Profile	647
Bearskin accepts a new challenge with acquisition of tour company.	Rapino, Robin		608
Business advised to address long-term problems.			720
Business and citizens fight to save the city's south core.	Sanders, Larry		495
Can-Air praised for leadership.			470
Charges.		Brief Article	78
Competition receives mine-sweeper contract; Portship responds with more emphasis on the company's engineering division.			645
Consultative sales approach produces results; equipment dealer evolves into a computer service firm.		Company Profile	799
CP closure.		Brief Article	80
CP Forest Products celebrates completion of major expansion.		Company Profile	367
Developers confident in condominium market.	Rapino, Robin		907
Diabase quarry reopens after 74-year dormancy.	Dunning, Paula		519
Employment barriers will be removed, says minister.	Sandford, Mark		714
Expansion.		Brief Article	73
Financing sought by Central Crude to continue work at Moss Lake site.	Costea, Thom		631
First phase of expansion is under way.			541
Freeze accepted.		Brief Article	87
Gone but not forgotten, Paymaster may reopen.			528
Health care a major contributor to local economies.			611
Health care in crisis: northern Ontario's hospitals operating in the red.	Krejlgaard, Chris		848
Inco cutbacks expected to stem the flow of rising costs.			142
International markets provide the challenge; Letts has built Continuous Mining Systems from the ground up.		Company Profile	553
Kept afloat.		Brief Article	94
Kidd Creek research turns waste into new products.			765
Layoffs.		Brief Article	90
Madsen Gold Corp. plans a return after 15-year absence from mining.	Costea, Thom		495
Miclash challenges ministers to support northwestern mine.	Costea, Thom		542
Mill closes.		Brief Article	101
Mine sold.		Brief Article	44
Mining municipalities get the opportunity to prove their case for more tax dollars.	Krejlgaard, Chris		547
Minority interest.		Brief Article	71
More tourists.		Brief Article	52
New centre.		Brief Article	66
New owner.		Brief Article	71
New president.		Brief Article	109
Nickel deposit.		Brief Article	69
Noranda pushing on despite lack of investor interest.	Nash, Jeff		660
Nortek recognized for innovation, growth; computer engineering firm is an industry leader.		Company Profile	461
Northern communities urged to build an economic network.			540
Planner hired.		Brief Article	84
Program established to link buyers, sellers.			378
Prospectors urge Timmins politicians to pressure the province for support.	Nash, Jeff		798
Province prepares an economic renewal plan.			165
Revenue dip.		Brief Article	122
Risking it all: veteran pilot sacrificed job security for the independence of entrepreneurship.			543
St. Andrew Goldfields seeks permit to boost Stock mill's production.	Nash, Jeff		627
Tailings operation closed by Eastmaque.		Brief Article	87
Thunder Bay strives for 'true' diversification.			881
Thunder Bay's housing market better than most.		Brief Article	201
UTDC contract.		Brief Article	53
Waterfront connection promises to inject life into city's south core.	Sanders, Larry		400