Articles from Northern Ontario Business (October 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Everyone is excited' about new discovery: metalCORP is exploring 25 kilometres from Fort Frances.	Louiseize, Kelly		567
A shared 'Mission' at Thunder Bay terminal.	Louiseize, Kelly		588
Airport launches direct flight to Cuba.	Louiseize, Kelly		434
An animated workplace, day or night.	Kleven, Colleen		670
Arrow mulls Alexo options.	Larmour, Adelle		486
Atkins wants OMA in Sudbury: Laurentian Media president Michael Atkins sees move as next step in establishing centre of mining excellence in Big Nickel.	Gilbert, Craig		500
Banner year shores up SNE's global presence.	Ross, Ian		596
Bill C-45 sets precedent for largest OH&S Act fine ever.	Chiappetta, Victoria R.		364
Biorefinery targets energy in forest waste.	Larmour, Adelle		618
Bombardier wants province's help.	Louiseize, Kelly		681
BR+E program circulates survey.			478
Coach's corner: are you a NOEDI?	Robinson, Dave		774
Confederation College.			15
Consumer confidence waning.			118
Creating the northwestern knowledge economy.	Pullia, Frank		583
David McGirr.			19
Diamond find near Timmins.			140
Discussion paper looks for answers: Rick Bartolucci wants to hear from the public what his government can do to improve the mining industry.	Louiseize, Kelly		540
Don't miss China Mining 2005.			101
Dryden airport paving the way.	Louiseize, Kelly		457
Dryden festival gaining momentum.			94
Engineering the ultimate office: Greater Sudbury's Bestech Engineering tries to hire locally and uses barbecues, ice cream runs, an office gym and lots of space to keep staff happy.	Gilbert, Craig		654
Figuratively speaking.	MacIntyre, John	Brief Article	213
Foreign students key to city's growth.	Gilbert, Craig		885
Four winners of the Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma Region IT Awards.			92
From railway to real estate: redeveloping the CP railyard.	Gilbert, Craig		755
FuturePlay International Academic Conference.		Brief Article	54
Hydro rates put 'writing on the wall' for northwestern industry.	Louiseize, Kelly		990
Junior miner is the belle of the ball: smart acquisitions and sky-high metal prices have propelled FNX stock to triple in value in 36 months.	Louiseize, Kelly		1004
Kirkland Lake mine supplier trains its own.	Larmour, Adelle		466
Medical school launch a regal occasion.			553
Micro-loans program expanding.	Larmour, Adelle		654
Mine manager talks numbers, the North and a new name for Victor.	Gilbert, Craig		961
NAC to expand hangar.	Olson, Lorna		589
New Chamber president reaches out.			82
New courseware puts 'precision' into program.	Larmour, Adelle		1077
New treatment process puts kiln operators to shame.	Gilbert, Craig		751
Niche market drives diesel engine specialist's growth.	Larmour, Adelle		581
Nickel City International keeps on trucking.	Larmour, Adelle		459
NORCAT breakfast Oct. 25.			113
Northern Academy feeds driver-hungry freight firms from across the province.	Larmour, Adelle		627
Pat Lea Devereaux.			43
Pele Mountain gaining momentum.		Brief Article	171
Prime Minister pitches softwood.		Brief Article	107
Quote.			46
Retired Gammon to consult on Sudbury mining.	Louiseize, Kelly		640
Ruth R. Harkin.			39
Silver screen comes to Big Nickel, makes sizable deposit.	Gilbert, Craig		547
Small footprint, massive exploration at Nickel Rim.	Louiseize, Kelly		594
Standing up for their neck of the woods.		Brief Article	102
Star-studded Sault Ste. Marie.		Brief Article	92
Sudbury camp still going strong for Pele Mountain.	Louiseize, Kelly		536
Sudbury top private sector employers.			50
The collected wisdom of ...		Interview	385
The month starts here: some things that you need to know--and a few you probably don't.		Interview	171
Timmins camp still heating up.	Larmour, Adelle		736
Top commercial printers in the North.			500
Top mining supply & service companies.		Illustration	1497
Top transportation service companies.			572
Traditional medicine meets cutting edge in Sioux Lookout.		Brief Article	94
Wallbridge busy staking claims.	Louiseize, Kelly		563
We would be fools not to: building the cluster.	Atkins, Michael		697
Website to keep talent in the North.	Louiseize, Kelly		425
With employees in focus, distributor sees big picture: Bay Distributors boss Carl Crewson knows what it is like to be kept from his family, and to be laid off. He expects neither from his North Bay staff.	Larmour, Adelle		635