Articles from Northern Ontario Business (February 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Added cellular coverage. (Around the North).		Brief Article	79
Airport terminal open. (Around the North).		Brief Article	79
Biomass waste disposal project proposed.	Lynch, Michael		639
Casino location gets mixed reviews.	Lynch, Michael	Brief Article	733
Centre needs funding. (Around the North).		Brief Article	88
Chamber seeks award nominations for 2002. (Sudbury).			109
City invites businesses to venture online: Regional Business Centre establishes e-commerce specialist to offer free consulting for local business owners. (Sudbury Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	541
City to buy CN land. (Around the North).		Brief Article	98
City to host upcoming ecotourism conference. (Sudbury).			207
College enrolment on upswing. (Sudbury).	Scheddin, Diana	Brief Article	547
Condominium development pushes ahead.	Lynch, Michael	Brief Article	457
Connecting researchers, industry: Industries reap benefits of partnerships with materials and manufacturing initiative. (Sudbury).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	922
Distance-learning programs enhanced: College, Contact North invest in telecommunications system. (Sudbury).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	429
Diversification key to growth: Information technology introduces real-time capabilities. (Engineering).	Lynch, Michael	Brief Article	754
E-commerce branding solutions. (E-commerce).		Brief Article	345
Engineer recognized for contributions: Professional Engineers of Ontario honours North Bay native. (Engineering).	Nelson, Katherine Thompson	Brief Article	658
Expansion of call centre industry continues. (Sudbury).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	605
Feds slow to act, industry officials say.	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	616
Firm connects buyers, suppliers. (E-commerce Special Report).	Lynch, Michael	Brief Article	630
Firm excels despite tough times: Trow Engineering witnesses 250 per-cent growth rate. (Engineering).	Lynch, Michael	Brief Article	593
Funding provided to enhance tourist attractions. (Sudbury).		Brief Article	78
Gaining Ground: Inco's environmental acuity has community seeing green.	Nelson, Katherine Thompson	Brief Article	648
Housing market continues in slump. (Sudbury).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	455
Inco positions itself for longterm viability. (Sudbury).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	601
Industry, college join to form training model. (Sudbury).	Goodwin, John		1420
Investing in ecotourism. (Around the North).		Brief Article	62
Longlac workers recalled. (Around the North).		Brief Article	88
Milestones mark Inco's history. (Celebrating 100 years).		Brief Article	615
Millions invested in water treatment upgrades. (Engineering Special Report).	Clark, Pauline	Brief Article	751
Muskoka pipemaker expands.	Laden, Mark	Brief Article	294
New seniors residence planned for Sudbury. (Sudbury).		Brief Article	60
North to embark on new venture. (The Way it is).	Michels, Bob	Brief Article	676
Northern Numbers.		Brief Article	327
Northwest may get its share of medical school.	Ross, Ian		723
Pizza franchise to take slice of southern market. (Sudbury).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	788
Private sector rallies to save Cents: Fate of North Bay's Ontario Hockey League team will be determined this month.	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	733
So where is Stevie Cameron when we need her?	Atkins, Michael	Brief Article	690
Space mining presents opportunities: University chair unveils emerging opportunities in research and development. (Engineering).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	713
Spinoffs for tourism sector anticipated: Dynamic Earth, Sudbury's newest major tourist attraction, is slated to open in spring 2003. (Sudbury).	Nelson, Katherine Thompson	Brief Article	898
Sudbury Top Employers. (Sudbury).		Brief Article	117
Sudbury: Viewpoints over city's future clash. (Sudbury).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	795
Tech centre gets funding. (Around the North).		Brief Article	98
Top 15 Web Designers and E-Commerce Consultants.		Directory	1121
Top 20 reasons to consider e-commerce.	Newton, Craig	Brief Article	1060
Transfers offered. (Around the North).		Brief Article	88
University launches e-commerce degree program: Laurentian's new program addresses e-business needs of students. (Sudbury).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	463
Upgrades keep mill competitive.	Lynch, Michael		583