Articles from Northern Ontario Business (September 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$900M set aside for infrastructure.		Brief Article	88
Act revamped for Wawa quarry.	Ross, Ian		748
An open letter to Bob Rae.	Robinson, David (American basketball player)		739
Atikokan considers coke-fired plant.		Brief Article	135
BC Gold Project contract awarded.		Brief Article	83
Brewery to go on selling block.		Brief Article	106
Bucket engineered for underground repairs.	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	306
Contact Mines expands program.		Brief Article	122
Don Mitchell.		Interview	244
Engineers testing waters in deep-mining technology.	Louiseize, Kelly		714
European technology to be manufactured in city.	Quesnel, Joseph		565
Exploration halted on traditional lands.	Ross, Ian		457
Figuratively speaking.	MacIntyre, John	Brief Article	210
Finding Nemo in Sudbury not far-fetched.	Quesnel, Joseph		831
Fledgling supplier wins Voisey's Bay bid.	Ross, Ian		494
From brawn to brains: creating the new city-state in Northern Ontario; An open letter to the mayors of Northern Ontario on sustainable development.	Atkins, Michael		2923
Funding freeze leaves R & D sector in limbo.	Ross, Ian		603
Gateway to the far east: trade adviser lays groundwork for Sino-Northern Ontario business ties.	Ross, Ian		848
Generating Buy-in, Mastering the Art of Leadership.		Brief Article	111
Government demands push foresters to go green.	Ross, Ian		557
Harvesters brace for worst when forest management plans reviewed.	Quesnel, Joseph		1438
Hydro upgrades planned.		Brief Article	147
INAC funds new industry.		Brief Article	136
Joint venture targets former Inco mines in massive exploration program.	Ross, Ian		563
Land-use plan maps out potential in far North: virgin land expected to open for logging.	Ross, Ian		955
Meatless Gourmet goes for growth: performer goes from managing Shania to managing food.	Ross, Ian		723
Mining R & D centre of excellence vital.	Ross, Ian		594
Municipalities need to take matters into their own hands.	Pullia, Frank		870
Northern numbers.		Illustration	226
Panels forming safety policy.	Quesnel, Joseph		789
Politicians back biodiesel plant project.		Brief Article	173
Randsburg finds iron, titanium.		Brief Article	97
Ready for takeoff: from planting seedlings to make a few bucks, to boldly acquiring their competition, a Wawa business trio has been wild about growth, and in their business, the sky is the limit.	Ross, Ian		953
Regulations could delay Victor diamond development.	Ross, Ian		483
Rubicon reports high-grade gold.		Brief Article	88
Standards address deep-mining concerns.	Quesnel, Joseph		533
Stellar growth reported in Sudbury's housing sector.		Brief Article	98
System aids in asset tracking.	Quesnel, Joseph		648
The collected wisdom of ...		Interview	330
Thunder Bay targets health sector for growth.	Louiseize, Kelly		416
Thunder Bay.		Brief Article	105
Towns eager to tap into proposed power line.	Louiseize, Kelly		631
Trucking industry bills province.		Brief Article	117
Web firm strikes chord with business.	Quesnel, Joseph		515