Articles from Northern Ontario Business (December 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Words
Agreement viewed as win-win situation. (Special Report: Mining).	Ubriaco, Gianni	509
Air service plan proceeds. (Around the North).		98
Airport witnesses increased activity. (Communities of the North: Dryden).		283
Atikokan opts to nix bylaw. (Around the North).		93
AUC program hailed as a success.	Clark, Pauline	323
Avionics program addresses industry shortages. (Thunder Bay).	Scarcello, Frank	368
Benefits of expansion questioned. (Mining News).		110
Biotechnology cluster beginning to take shape. (Special Report: Thunder Bay).	Ubriaco, Gianni	747
Boot camp offered in North: increasing success rate of businesses behind initiative.	Ubriaco, Gianni	871
Cautious optimism displayed. (Around the North).		139
Cochrane construction at all-time high. (Communities of the North: Cochrane).	Clark, Pauline	504
Community Futures Development Corporation Day: recognizing volunteer commitment to our rural and northern communities. (FedNor).		180
Competition goes province-wide. (FedNor).		222
Concerns voiced over project. (Around the North).		156
Consultants sought to develop master plan for Marina Park. (Special Report: Thunder Bay).	Ubriaco, Gianni	585
Discover Abitibi projects shortlisted. (Mining).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	550
Dryden marks record growth: building permits surpass last year's unprecedented numbers. (Communities of the North: Dryden).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	553
Economic boost needed to revive town. (Communities of the North: Wawa).	Clark, Pauline	585
Ecotourism in the North -- a natural evolution. (FedNor).		401
Exploration continues in Cobalt. (Mining).		104
Exploration efforts lead to further gold find. (Mining).		111
Facing the stress factor: address workplace stress before it precipitates into a work leave. (Special Report: Health).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	935
Festival draws international tourists. (Communities of the North: Red Lake).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	612
Festival hailed as one of tops in Canada. (Communities of the North: Kapuskasing).	Ubriaco, Gianni	864
Financing option for SMEs. (Around the North).		95
Firm focused on community: corporate alliance strives to reduce juvenile delinquency.	Ubriaco, Gianni	541
Focus on innovation. (FedNor).		523
Forum sur l'engagement des citoyens du Nord de l' Ontario. (Nouvelles de FedNor).		252
Future of forest industry explored. (Mining).	Ubriaco, Gianni	645
Geared to save you money: SM-Cyclo's products are designed with efficiency in mind. (Corporate Profile).		959
Gold exploration heightens: Rubicon Minerals advances exploration in gold camp. (Communities of the North: Red Lake).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	674
Golf course, housing project underway. (Thunder Bay).	Scarcello, Frank	328
Highway project funding secured. (Communities of the North: Manitouwadge).	Nelson, Katherine Thompson	935
Investment in gold exploration heightens. (Special Report: Mining).	Ubriaco, Gianni	1035
Joint effort lands air carrier. (Communities of the North: Tri-Towns).	Wareing, Andrew	499
Joint venture proves successful. (Mining News).		96
L'ecotourisme dans le Nord, une evolution naturelle. (Nouvelles de FedNor).		486
La Journee des Societes d'aide au developpement des collectivites: reconnaissance de l'engagement des benevoles dans les collectivites rurales et du Nord. (Nouvelles de FedNor).		171
Le Nord rencontre le Sud: La mission commerciale chez nos voisins du Sud rapporte deja. (Nouvelles de FedNor).		571
Le Programme jeunes stagiaires franchit un nouveau jalon. (Nouvelles de FedNor).		133
Long-term care facility opens. (Thunder Bay).		78
Lumber trade solution promoted. (Around the North).		152
Matchmaking event opens doors to world markets: businesses from over 12 countries congregated for business-to-business meetings in November.	Haddow, Scott Hunter	759
Milking new industry's potential: it's delicious, nutritious and one of the fastest growing livestock industries in Ontario -- it's goat milk! (FedNor).		299
Mill aims to strengthen position in paper market. (Thunder Bay).	Ubriaco, Gianni	594
Mine closer to fruition. (Mining News).		212
North Bay Health Centre plans. (Around the North).		228
North invited to provide input. (Around the North).		65
North meets South: trade mission to southern U.S. pays immediate dividends. (FedNor Update).		460
Northern Ontario Citizen Engagement Forum. (FedNor Update).		209
Northerner ranked as nation's top 100: Sault Ste. Marie entrepreneur builds enterprise from handful of clients, mop and broom. (Special Report: Influential Women).	Huhtala, Sari	513
Occupational Health/Safety Organizations in Northern Ontario.		1265
Out of accord: industry leaders have mixed views on Kyoto, claiming it will eliminate a level playing field for resource-based industries.	Ubriaco, Gianni	1889
Out-of-town shopping issues addressed. (Communities of the North).		137
Palladium producer runs tests to improve recovery. (Mining).	Ubriaco, Gianni	341
Pleins feux sur l'innovation. (Nouvelles de FedNor).		666
Potential for nickel, copper deposits explored. (Communities of the North: Nipigon/Red Rock).	Ubriaco, Gianni	871
Premier's Awards nomination. (Special Report: Influential Women).		112
Profiter du potentiel d'une nouvelle industrie: C'est delicieux, nutritif et l'un des secteurs de l'elevage qui connait la croissance la plus rapide en Ontario: le lait de chevre! (Nouvelles de FedNor).		370
Prototype developed with safety in mind: a new drill guard is currently being tested at Creighton mine in Sudbury. (Mining).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	744
Province fails in performance. (The Way It Is).	Michels, Bob	692
Relocation proves profitable. (Thunder Bay).	Ubriaco, Gianni	262
Research project aims to go deep. (Mining).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	583
Sault studies areas of economic growth potential.		68
Science North markets film as leadership tool.	Ubriaco, Gianni	535
Spinoff industry opportunities explored. (Communities of the North: White River).	Ubriaco, Gianni	663
Synfuel acquires rail, port facility for plant.	Haddow, Scott Hunter	578
Tech centre to deliver e-education, training. (Thunder Bay).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	582
Thunder Bay student recognized. (Thunder Bay).		87
Thunder Bay Top 20 Employers. (Northern Numbers).		164
Top Women-Owned Companies in Northern Ontario.		743
Tourism becomes vital economic driver for town. (Communities of the North: Atikokan).	Ubriaco, Gianni	768
Tourism partnerships encouraged.	Ubriaco, Gianni	472
Town finds opportunities in stone. (Communities of the North: Marathon).	Nelson, Katherine Thompson	997
Town of Hearst seeking to attract overseas tourists. (Communities of the North: Hearst).	Clark, Pauline	770
Town seeks to expand adventure tourism. (Communities of the North: Chapleau).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	399
Town witnesses positive economic indicators. (Communities of the North: Red Lake).	Clark, Pauline	539
Towns focus attention on call centre. (Communities of the North: Tri-Towns).	Wareing, Andrew	1183
Trade links with U.S. explored. (Thunder Bay).	Ubriaco, Gianni	248
Un concours qui prend une ampleur provinciale. (Nouvelles de FedNor).		254
Value-added industry key to growth in northwest.	Ubriaco, Gianni	333
Web site promotes work-life balance. (Health).		214
Who is calling who a moron? The million-dollar question is who really is the moron?	Atkins, Michael	688
Wood culture celebrated: Awards Gala recognizes champions in wood use.	Ubriaco, Gianni	679
Workplace health programs have power to save lives. (Special Report: Health).	Haddow, Scott Hunter	597
Workplace not immune to air quality concerns, experts say: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. offers education, resources for evaluating, improving indoor air quality. (Health).	Ubriaco, Gianni	521
Youth Internship Program reaches milestone. (FedNor).		113