Articles from Northern Ontario Business (October 1, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Advertisers caught in the middle; Tele-Direct at odds with independent consultants.			653
Airport expansion designed to meet Timmins' needs for next 25 years.			383
Back to work.		Brief Article	81
Computer consultant honored for 'innovation.' (Mark Bannan, owner of Scope Computers)(Report on Small Business)			491
Conference, meeting rooms added to Sudbury's Senator.			406
Construction of district hospital generates excitement in Timmins.			621
Cost cutting.		Brief Article	106
Crown agency seeks opportunities for investment in Northern Ontario.			558
Domtar president.		Brief Article	35
Downtown Timmins enjoying plenty of construction activity.	Reynolds, Barbara		444
Engineering firm learned from the '82 recession.	Smith, Marjie		902
Hampton calls for meeting to resolve Ceilia affair.			640
Hendrick voices industry's concerns to mines ministers.			538
Independently owned publication challenges Thomson's daily paper.	Smith, Marjie	Company Profile	507
Layoffs.		Brief Article	87
Loss reported.		Brief Article	128
Mine tour bucks trend of declining tourist numbers.			665
Placer reports cut in earnings.			95
Rejuvenated hotel enjoying increased popularity.	Smith, Marjie		673
Royal Oak purchasing interest in area claims.			127
Sault hotel back in business after $2-million transformation.			399
Severance deal.		Brief Article	119
Significant zones.		Brief Article	110
Sporting goods, clothing chain began as a bicycle repair shop.	Smith, Marjie	Company Profile	623
Timmins building upon its solid base in mining.			801
Workers cut.		Brief Article	83