Articles from Northern Ontario Business (October 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
$200M energy project advances.	Scarcello, Frank	Brief Article	236
$45M biotech centre proposed: two decommissioned hospital sites become surplus next year.	Scarcello, Frank		384
A clearcut explanation: Algoma Forest Coalition members open woodlots and mills to public.	Ross, Ian		695
Aerospace upgrades underway. (North Bay News).			80
Aging workforce cause for concern: Sault College considers the feasibility of developing a Railroad Industry Institute. (Transportation: Special Report).	Ross, Ian		571
Air cargo hub viable option.	Ross, Ian		750
Airport authority needed to market properties. (North Bay).	Ross, Ian		476
Algoma Tubes on hiring spree. (Around: The North).		Brief Article	156
Biotech firm garners FedNor support.	Scarcello, Frank		523
Brascan acquires generating. (Around: The North).		Brief Article	123
Business board member named. (Northern Appointments).		Brief Article	33
Business leadership celebrated. (Around: The North).		Brief Article	99
Business survey results revealed. (Around: The North).		Brief Article	161
Cabo acquires company. (Mining and Forestry: News).		Brief Article	86
Canadore enrolment to soar with new campus. (North Bay).	Wareing, Andrew		482
Chamber joins in four-laning lobbying, ONTC advocating. (North Bay).	Clark, Pauline		461
City opts to pursue tourist steamship.	Scarcello, Frank		381
City's downtown lands funding.			113
Conference to focus on latest trends in housing industry.		Brief Article	92
Couple carve out niche in retail sector in Thunder Bay. (Young Entrepreneurs).	Scarcello, Frank		433
Exploration program in. (Mining and Forestry: News).		Brief Article	81
Export sales provide impetus for growth.	Wareing, Andrew		690
Falco plans $700M mine investment: Falconbridge Ltd. expected to make production decision in October. (Mining).	Riopelle, Maggie		498
Firm maintains foothold in U.S.: identifying niche markets key to exporting success. (Fort Frances/Rainy River: Special Report).	Scarcello, Frank		548
Food fight: former Safeway employees prepared to fight the good fight to get jobs back.	Scarcello, Frank		749
Fort Frances/Rainy River top employers.			59
Fuel-cell technology propels firm. (North Bay).	Ross, Ian		689
Geothermal project makes headway.	Riopelle, Maggie		506
Gold veins found. (Mining and Forestry: News).		Brief Article	111
High-tech metal deposits a focus: joint-venture partnership allows firm to concentrate on further exploration efforts. (Mining).	Ross, Ian		644
Hockey may be catalyst for arena development.	Scarcello, Frank		506
Ideas abound at regional summit. (Mining and Forestry: News).		Brief Article	90
Import company expands. (North Bay).	Ross, Ian	Company Profile	808
Industry voices border concerns.	Ubriaco, Gianni		1079
Infrastructure funding provided. (Around: The North).		Brief Article	61
Insurance vital to business success. (Business Management).	Legault, Suzanne		506
Kenora on right track. (Mining and Forestry: News).		Brief Article	57
Kyoto needs to be ratified: it is time to move the pendulum back the other way.	Atkins, Michael	Editorial	734
Met workers ratify deal. (Mining and Forestry: News).		Brief Article	113
Network president elected. (Northern Appointments).		Brief Article	74
New-home construction, real estate market remain stable. (North Bay).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	336
Past is future for entrepreneurs: Northern archeologists join forces to form company.	Wareing, Andrew		531
Path finder: city strategizes to develop biotechnology industry. (North Bay: Special Report).	Ross, Ian		486
Petition reaches Queens Park. (North Bay News).		Brief Article	147
Province invests in tourism. (Around: The North).		Brief Article	53
Sault commits funding for ITC centre.		Brief Article	158
Senior vice-president named. (Northern Appointments).		Brief Article	32
Ski resort closes, future remains in limbo.		Brief Article	136
Small-business sector strong. (North Bay).	Clark, Pauline		477
Sudbury to host Global Traders Awards in 2003.		Brief Article	133
Tendering for highway upgrades. (Around: The North).			52
Top operating metal mines in Northern Ontario.			1290
Top Transport Service Companies in Northern Ontario.			1158
Town seeks to capture cross-border traffic.	Scarcello, Frank		352
Towns may purchase airplane. (Transportation News).		Brief Article	79
Trends do not shape destiny: North can reap benefits of anticipated population explosion in U.S. (The Way It Is).	Michels, Bob		632
Tri-Town air service a success. (Transportation News).		Brief Article	66
University's economic impact to reach $80M. (North Bay).	Wareing, Andrew		504
Waterfront to be revitalized: waterfront condo development draws interest from south. (Fort Frances/Rainy River: Special Report).	Scarcello, Frank		357
Wawa diamond mine probable: breakthrough in diamond exploration holds potential for open-pit mine. (Mining: Special Report).	Ross, Ian		568