Articles from Northern Ontario Business (September 1, 1991)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Stop the tax' campaign fails to receive support.	Krejlgaard, Chris		259
Capital invested to meet environmental regulations.	Krejlgaard, Chris		1108
Chamber criticized for jumping the gun.	Krejlgaard, Chris		937
Company's fortunes reversed by its new, 'hands-on' managers.	McDougall, Douglas	company profile	668
Conventions, business travel generate substantial revenue.	Dunning, Paula		939
Cross-border shopping could affect tourism.	Dunning, Paula		450
Doors open.			115
Feds to invest $100 million in joint management program.			532
Fortier appointed.			52
Industry, farmers relieved the province has postponed its environmental rights bill.	McDougall, Douglas		656
Jobs will be lost if minimum wage is hiked, warns business federation.	McDougall, Douglas		660
K. Lake businessman advocates tax revolt to oppose town's plan to construct housing.	McDougall, Douglas		585
Mayors disappointed by failure to have gas taxes cut.	Krejlgaard, Chris		847
Minister says new restrictions necessary to stay in business.	Krejlgaard, Chris		371
Minnova president.			49
New CEO.			45
New president.			142
Official airport.			103
Price surge results in profit for lumber firm.			547
Province, Kimberly-Clark strike deal, employees to take over Spruce Falls.			582
Pulp, paper industry faces tough decisions.	Krejlgaard, Chris		716
Pyrock reviewing Temagami proposal.			88
Renabie closes.			52
Restructuring vote.			107
Shin Ho reconsidering Lakehead pulp mill proposal.	McDougall, Douglas		350
Tembec writes down value of investment.			135
Thunder Bay sawmills scramble to find buyers for surplus of wood chips created by mill's closing.	Krejlgaard, Chris		490
Weak markets cause loss.			132