Articles from Northern Ontario Business (July 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
As it stands, the North is born to fall.	Robinson, Dave		766
Broker celebrates 55 years in business.		Brief Article	94
Chamber toast of the province: Timmins Chamber of Commerce wins Membership Award for boosting ranks.	Larmour, Adelle		411
Count on change: Ramsay: natural resources minister discusses impending growing pains for sector.	Ross, Ian		863
Dash dodges weeks of downtime: plug-and-play dashboard cheap and easy to install.	Louiseize, Kelly		484
Equipment supplier corners global contracts: from Sudbury, Mine technology firm to conduct $60 million in global sales in 2005.	Louiseize, Kelly		520
Figuratively speaking.	MacIntyre, John		199
Firm fined in worker's death.		Brief Article	91
First Nickel Inc.		Brief Article	91
FNX Mining Inc.		Brief Article	48
Furniture company custom-designed success: mass customization and orders cut on demand have carved a niche for New Liskeard's Three-H Furniture Systems.	Ross, Ian		771
Gisele Chretien.		Brief Article	51
High gas, dollar softening sales in NWOTA area: border security, higher prices, other factors 'stack up,' slowing tourism in northwestern Ontario.	Larmour, Adelle		535
How to move a lake.	Larmour, Adelle	Brief Article	224
Innovators of the month.		Brief Article	63
Joint Venture has big plans for pair of properties.	Larmour, Adelle		523
Less talk, more action: stakeholders say MNR must act on competitiveness report, but argue more loans won't help.	Ross, Ian		1403
My favourite things: some things that you need to know--and a few you probably don't.		Interview	281
NEAT idea could change office workplace.		Brief Article	198
NEOnet downloads innovation award: non-profit web-spreader recognized for technology development model.	Larmour, Adelle		434
New Liskeard workers laid off or urged to 'vacation'.		Brief Article	84
New mill to build for IKEA: Ramsay, FedNor confirm IKEA will buy from new value-added plant.	Ross, Ian		548
New seniors' home means more jobs.		Brief Article	86
News.			829
Noranda, I call thee Falconbridge.		Brief Article	101
NORCAT moot attracts NASA, CSA officials: conference focused on convergence of mining, space technologies.	Ross, Ian		719
North Bay Fur Auction traps global market: prices up across the board for popular pelt sell-off.	Louiseize, Kelly		559
Northern boss betters brewery's job forecast: seeking loans from government, Sharpe promises dozens of additional jobs, for a total of 320 in the two cities.	Ross, Ian		1180
Northern Inc. incorporations in the news this month.		Illustration	236
ONTC celebrates 100 years.		Brief Article	92
Overseas sales secure future: imported from Germany, Thunder Bay's GRK Fasteners lost a couple of pay cheques along the way. Now, they export all over the globe.	Louiseize, Kelly		672
Parry Sound bush plane has Found its way: redesigned Bush Hawk-XP fills gap left by Cessna, De Havilland, all the while posting record sales for manufacturer.	Ross, Ian		709
Proposed plant sprouting questions: proponent has big plans for Kenora, but NOB has trouble verifying his story.	Louiseize, Kelly		1242
Province funds forestry planning.		Brief Article	59
Retail, value-added occupy TEDC: investment from retail sign of confidence in market.	Larmour, Adelle		585
Retirement bill introduced in legislature.		Brief Article	80
S. Porcupine machine shop owner plans expansion.	Larmour, Adelle		475
So you won't take the elk--how about the antlers? Rainy River Elk Company responding to ruminant ban, selling antler velvet, other parts overseas.	Larmour, Adelle		709
Softwood 'biggest trade dispute in the world': end is near for U.S. trade battle, says OFIA.	Louiseize, Kelly		746
Sorbara sees ICT opening.		Brief Article	68
Sudbury council vote falls on deaf ears.		Brief Article	74
Tembec president and CEO Frank Dottori will retire Jan. 26, 2006.		Brief Article	34
Temex may have found a ... well, gold mine.		Brief Article	57
The collected wisdom of ...	Croteau, Don		329
The Copper Cliff Refinery: a Greek tragedy.	Atkins, Michael		732
The Japanese Samurai Code.			122
The key to opening doors? 'Wave a big, fat cheque': loan proceeds open up home interior market for door builder; LacLu Industries plans to grow 'slow and steady'.	Louiseize, Kelly		538
Timmins top employers.		Brief Article	81
Trade mission taps insider's Chinese contacts.	Larmour, Adelle	Brief Article	205
Unique relationship boosts sawmill productivity: a new perspective on human resources may be the key to the skilled labour requirements of Northern industries.	Louiseize, Kelly		744