Articles from Northern Ontario Business (August 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
$30M project to power up region.	Wareing, Andrew		458
Area growth anticipated from amalgamation.	Wareing, Andrew		911
Biotech proposal turned down.	Louiseize, Kelly	Brief Article	245
City convention services.		Directory	391
Construction of province's largest long-term care facility underway.		Brief Article	191
Diamonds gold top exploration list.	Wareing, Andrew		451
Exploration heats up following emerald discovery.		Brief Article	194
Finding a gift that will keep giving: the right gift can leverage loyalty in the long run, business owners say.	Ross, Ian		780
Fraud factor increases with technological advances.	Louiseize, Kelly		783
From rags to riches: how a Thunder Bay woman turned an idea into a multimillion-dollar business ... in a matter of months.	Louiseize, Kelly		1338
Hebert to lead special projects.		Brief Article	127
Housing sector booming.	Wareing, Andrew		533
Housing starts exceeding CCA's forecast.	Wareing, Andrew		481
Industry plagued by rising insurance costs.	Wareing, Andrew		783
Kirkland Lake Top Employers 2003.		Illustration	123
Largest MTO projects in the North.	Louiseize, Kelly	Illustration	383
Limitations Act revamped.	Wareing, Andrew		955
Meeting planners to converge on Sault.			306
New laws place outfitters in same boat as travel agents.	Ross, Ian		1053
New laws reduce risk of environmental liability: legislative changes expected to promote brownfield development along Parry Sound waterfront.	Wareing, Andrew		852
Niocan plans open pit mine south of Moosonee.		Brief Article	269
North needs more sticky places.	Robinson, David (American basketball player)		710
Northern numbers.		Illustration	180
Points to ponder when searching for a speaker.			419
Pulling the plug: association predicts new U.S. registry could kill up to two million jobs in the call centre industry.	Ross, Ian		1228
Quarry development stonewalled.	Ross, Ian		898
Revenue losses ground flights at Earlton airport.	Wareing, Andrew	Brief Article	314
Staging shows in-house: mini trade shows offer chance to promote wares.	Ross, Ian		512
Synfuel moves on $230M power plant.	Louiseize, Kelly		402
Tembec announces reopening of northeastern mill.		Brief Article	242
Ten tips for event success.	Reynolds, Lynne		754
Think out of box when planning.	Ross, Ian		762
Three amigos take their leave.	Atkins, Michael		644
Top electrical contractors--ranked by 2002 commercial clients.		Illustration	1410
Tourism bookings hit all-time low for operator.	Wareing, Andrew		536
Trade misson a success.	Ross, Ian		352
Tri Towns Top Employers.		Illustration	76
Weyerhaeuser to close Dryden mill for good.		Brief Article	200
WSIB keeps close eye on West Nile virus: employers urged to take precautionary measures.	Wareing, Andrew		731