Articles from Northern Ontario Business (March 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Embrace can-do attitude, rather than accept status quo".		Interview	140
Agreement could land biofuel plant in northwest.	Louiseize, Kelly		643
All in the family: odds stacked against firms without succession plan.	Ross, Ian		800
Architects design $211.9M health care "village on a hill".	Ross, Ian		632
Bring it on! Mayor energized by challenges.	Ross, Ian		878
Circle Tour captures culture, adventure, beauty of region.			870
City to benefit from big-ticket construction projects.	Louiseize, Kelly		519
Companies in the news.		Illustration	144
Consolidation brings southern office under a northern roof.		Brief Article	122
Culture a draw for North.	Wareing, Andrew		854
Delegation planned for CIM Tradex in May.		Brief Article	102
Diamonds explored in Kirkland Lake.		Brief Article	81
Downturn signals tougher times ahead for industry.	Wareing, Andrew		1051
Falco strike over.		Brief Article	85
Falconbridge reports $194M profit for 2003.		Brief Article	101
Figuratively speaking.	MacIntyre, John	Brief Article	216
Guide offers event info.			384
Ikea officials scout out northeast for potential manufacturers.	Wareing, Andrew		476
Insurance woes stall business plan.	Wareing, Andrew		764
Italian chamber in North.		Brief Article	217
Joint-venture formed.		Brief Article	197
Making his mark: Mark Charbonneau turns mothballed school into idea incubator.	Ross, Ian	Cover Story	899
Mayors to develop action plan for the North.		Brief Article	99
Mill owners fear North's wood, jobs on route to Quebec.	Louiseize, Kelly		1274
My favourite things.	Kidd, Steve	Interview	151
Namex exploring Sudbury basin for nickel, PGMs.		Brief Article	89
New water-taking rules announced.		Brief Article	160
North Bay's Mining Week to kick off with awards gala.		Brief Article	134
Northern College seeks approval for water technician program.		Brief Article	264
Northern numbers.		Brief Article	153
On the politics of achievement, transparency.	Atkins, Michael		830
Partnerships strengthen industry.			701
Pelangio launches drill program at Detour mine.		Brief Article	146
Plans quashed.		Brief Article	155
Power plant expanding.		Brief Article	103
Powered up to answer call for clean energy.	Ross, Ian		539
Report stresses need to act on value-added now.	Wareing, Andrew		978
Revitalization plan breathes new life into city's core.	Ross, Ian		490
Rubicon, Wolfden drill for gold on East Bay property.		Brief Article	119
Sault Canada's first city to take high-speed power to the poles.	Louiseize, Kelly		629
Sault earns top ranking for cost competitiveness.		Brief Article	133
Software shrinks mine planner's workload.	Ross, Ian		400
State of forest industry stalls rail extension plan in Timmins.	Wareing, Andrew		501
Stock mine focus of drift development, drilling.		Brief Article	83
Study finds company performance linked to workplace diversity.		Brief Article	108
Superior events one more reason to visit region.		Calendar	1392
Suppliers sourcing from U.S. coming out on top.	Ross, Ian		1148
Tax incentive zone proposal a Catch 22.	Pullia, Frank		652
Temex testing for new gold zones.		Brief Article	88
Timing is everything in economic plumbing.	Robinson, Dave		733
Today's tourist looking to push personal limits.	Wareing, Andrew		553
Top private-sector employers.		Illustration	118
Tourism a fast-growing industry.			1403
Transport mode more than pipe dream for North--professor says.	Wareing, Andrew		642
Value-added mill plans May startup in northeast, with northwest mill in works.	Wareing, Andrew		638
Water repairs carry hefty price tag.	Wareing, Andrew		554
Water system upgrades underway: over 50 funding applications approved.	Wareing, Andrew		413
Waterworks projects planned.		Brief Article	112
Wind farm agreement signed.		Brief Article	196