Articles from Northern Ontario Business (July 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Aboriginally-owned businesses in Northern Ontario: ranked by # of full-time employees.		Directory	1716
Algoma Mill Works deal finalized.		Brief Article	204
Bug battle prompts new idea for entrepreneur.	Louiseize, Kelly	Brief Article	274
Business degree to be offered online.	Wareing, Andrew		564
Business of research studied.	Ross, Ian		831
Canada accused of dragging its feet over funding.	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	1082
Competition advances IT industry. (Timmins Special Report).	Ross, Ian		701
Dryden poised for growth: Dryden developing into a regional retail hub. (Dryden/Kenora Special Report).	Ross, Ian		791
Dryden top employers.		Brief Article	76
Energy sector projects sought.		Brief Article	261
Entrepreneur builds on wood culture. (New Business Startup).	Wareing, Andrew		384
Few words sum up Gordon.			728
Fly-in education a new trend.	Ross, Ian		541
Focused on creating wealth and opportunity.			1524
Frustration mounts over Montcalm.	Wareing, Andrew		961
Golf course project driving job creation.	Louiseize, Kelly		785
Growing opportunity in carbon.	Louiseize, Kelly		592
High-speed network planned.		Brief Article	97
Industrial park attracts interest.	Wareing, Andrew		770
Kasabonika trap lines source of diamonds: DeBeers exploring region, partnership creates jobs for natives.	Louiseize, Kelly		927
Kenora billing itself as value-added centre in North. (Dryden/Kenora Special Report).	Ross, Ian		582
Kenora top employers.		Brief Article	94
Lack of standards tarnish aquaculture industry, operator says.	Ross, Ian		843
Marketing project boosts tourism numbers.	Wareing, Andrew		999
Mega merger to slash costs: Tembec, Domtar's joint venture expected to save $40M annually.	Wareing, Andrew		449
Mill closures grip communities.	Wareing, Andrew		595
Mining companies eye First Nation's property for PGMs.	Louiseize, Kelly		688
Mustang options Nickel property near Timmins. (Mining News).		Brief Article	148
Network connects remote North.	Wareing, Andrew		629
Not enough talk about fair trade. (The Way It Is).			743
Opportunity found in land claims: IT centre to offer GIS, training, business incubation.	Wareing, Andrew		422
Optimism continues, study finds. (Timmins Special Report).	Wareing, Andrew		688
Pic River powered by hydro projects.	Louiseize, Kelly		814
Prepare for change, panel says.	Wareing, Andrew		538
Red tape strangling forestry business.	Wareing, Andrew		525
Research geologists join discover Abitibi roster. (Mining News).		Brief Article	180
Sars, mad-cow, canada customs... a toxic mix for tourism industry.	Louiseize, Kelly		1017
Seminar draws ideas of value.	Ross, Ian		782
Tax incentive program remains untapped. (Bio Talk).	Louiseize, Kelly		587
Tembec turns down Rosko's mill plans.	Wareing, Andrew		491
Timmins top employers.		Brief Article	98
Top accounting firms in the North: ranked by # of professional accountants.			1498
Top forestry consulting companies in the North: ranked by # of full-time employees in 2003.			1029
Town, Pic Mobert join forces.	Wareing, Andrew		560
Training centre to be developed.	Haddow, Scott Hunter		548
Triple blow: current market conditions are creating a "poisonous" environment for the industry, some forestry leaders say. (Forestry Special Report).	Wareing, Andrew		1292
Vancouver company reports emerald find in North. (Mining News).		Brief Article	159
Wasaya acquires Bearskin routes.	Ross, Ian		379
Where comfort and quality meet: newly renovated rooms one more reason to stay at Travelway. (Corporate Profile).			1042
Window of opportunity found. (New Business Startup).	Wareing, Andrew	Brief Article	303
Yo-yo economics bad for North.			678
Youth job safety: an employer's role.	Ross, Ian		992