Articles from Northern Ontario Business (September 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
10,000 can't be wrong: Canada rules.		Brief Article	116
Are we Third World or world-class?	Lougheed, Gerry, Jr.		802
Bentley boosts training at colleges.			239
Bombardier reactivates plant.	Ross, Ian		523
Canada wins another NAFTA challenge.	Gilbert, Craig		790
Climate change bad news for boreal forest.	Louiseize, Kelly		474
Cobalt arsenic no cause for concern: health unit.	Larmour, Adelle		578
Comparing chess to canoes: Mid-Canada Fibreglass Ltd. uses its 40 years of kayak- and canoe-building experience to stay one step ahead of the competition.	Larmour, Adelle		852
Conference sans borders.	Larmour, Adelle		451
Correction.		Correction Notice	39
Could peat meet energy needs? Northern Ontario is loaded with fuel-grade peat moss, a clean alternative to coal.	Sudol, Stan		771
Crupi creates growth catalyst at biz incubator: Augesco business centre designed to foster small businesses, helping them help each other off the ground.	Louiseize, Kelly		502
Delivery charge puzzles small-scale manufacturer: Gerry Bugyra, surrounded by generating stations, wonders how the province can justify charging him $1,600 to deliver $400 worth of power.	Ross, Ian		1007
Domtar earns FSC certification.			95
Dryden plant tops in safety; wins Weyerhauser provincial award.	Louiseize, Kelly		432
Egypt and the Northern economy.	Robinson, Dave		775
Fighting forest fires with foresight: foresters say a solid forest plan should mitigate losses from fire, but they aren't in a rush to change the channel when the Weather Network is on.	Louiseize, Kelly		624
Figuratively speaking.	MacIntyre, John	Brief Article	219
First Nickel Inc.			12
Former Sault Ste. Marie MP.			31
Fort Frances Coun.			28
Fort Frances safe: Abitibi.		Brief Article	109
Garbage picker sees job growth in the trash.	Ross, Ian		773
Goldcorp Inc.			20
Greenstone belt digitally modelled.			57
How to expand your northwestern business.	Louiseize, Kelly		462
How to profit from demographics? Attend NOBA.	Mills, Patricia		911
Inco.			14
Little bugs can cost big dollars.	Louiseize, Kelly	Brief Article	376
Love 'Em or Lose 'Em--Getting Good People to Stay.		Book Review	139
Lynn Peterson.		Interview	147
McGuinty pledges forestry support.			65
McKinnon rocks boat with port plan: prospector wants province to invest in trans-polar trade corridor.	Ross, Ian		663
Medical trash is company's treasure: Bioservices Group Inc. has revamped an old technology to create a safe, effective and efficient hazardous waste incinerator.	Ross, Ian		896
Mine radio builder selling to the world: Varis Smart Underground Communications specializes in cheap, durable communications equipment for mine sites.	Larmour, Adelle		610
More regulations, more dollars for TCI.	Larmour, Adelle		817
Muskoka-bound crowd flocking to Blue Sky country: lower real estate prices and the Northern lifestyle are luring GTA weekend warriors to the North Bay area.	Ross, Ian		1195
New data key to growth in Far North.		Brief Article	80
New Falconbridge posts profit.			79
New generation project.		Brief Article	113
New law clamps down on e-business, negative-option billing.	Harris, Kris		747
North Bay top employers.		Illustration	153
North Bay's 'mighty' saw blade maker: Haskins industrial prides itself on selling a quality product, whether it takes longer to make or not.	Ross, Ian		863
Northern Inc.		Illustration	213
Northern Ontario Business Awards gala tickets now available.	Moore, Marlene		453
Northern parts help Twin Otters come through in penguin territory.	Louiseize, Kelly		504
Ontario biz supports more daylight.			59
ONTC party hoped to lead to bigger things: tourism and EDOs hope to build on centennial, expanding the city's tourism offerings to spring and fall activities.	Ross, Ian		583
Promising gold finds in Kirkland Lake.		Brief Article	81
Province pays for cleanups.			111
Quote.	Duncan, Dwight		49
Region well-represented in charter class.	Gilbert, Craig		958
School could be the tie that binds: as one school with two campuses, NOSM has the potential to bring together the northwest and the northeast.	Gilbert, Craig		1271
School wants to share IT capacity.		Brief Article	58
Searching for an American market? Look no further.	Louiseize, Kelly		410
The art of doing business downtown: collective sets up business incubator/gallery for local artists and artisans.	Ross, Ian		552
The collected wisdom of ...	Irwin, Mary-Long	Interview	448
The future isn't free: donors wanted.	Gilbert, Craig		529
Tired of re-paving roads, forestry giant looks to technology: CTI systems can reduce wear on roads and tires, potentially slashing maintenance costs and even extending the harvesting season.	Ross, Ian		922
Top forestry consultants: ranked by number of employees.		Illustration	1345
Toward a healthier economy: the Northern Ontario School of Medicine has injected millions into the North's economy, and it's just getting started.	Gilbert, Craig	Cover Story	1422
Washow plays waiting game: tourism development aims to teach the Moose Cree way of life before and after European contact, but it needs INAC cash to be completed.	Larmour, Adelle		700
Welder Wabi sells safety lift: known for their wear-resistant castings, Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. is selling the world's first steel-guided elevator arrest system all over North America.	Larmour, Adelle		686
What is going on at the pumps? Gas prices 101.	Pullia, Frank	Column	563
Wood working hobby becomes big business.	Larmour, Adelle		571
Would you treat your kids like this?	Atkins, Michael		786
www.footwork.com.			61