Articles from Northern Ontario Business (September 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Milestone' First Nation negotiations with MNR begins.			164
AbitibiBowater faring no better in 2008.			114
Anishinabek negotiate new forest deal with province.			138
Around the North.			814
Brownfield developer takes the reins: Toronto property group works on plans for Sault Gateway site.	Ross, Ian		678
Buchanan donates forest planning software to Lakehead U.			92
Canadian Arrow on solid ground with First Nation building trust is key.	Ross, Ian		1268
Construction knows no bounds paperwork frenzy at city hall; White hot economy fuels expansion in all building areas.	Stewart, Nick		948
De Beers diamond project boss praised by many: Timmins reception lauds Jeremy Wyeth for his impact in the North.	Larmour, Adelle		474
ESA makes Ontario a world leader; MNR minister says act will be implemented into forestry plans.	Ross, Ian		782
Figuratively speaking.	MacIntyre, John		208
Groundbreaking starts on new training centre; Shortage of skilled trades has union playing catch-up.	Ross, Ian		681
Hotel developments growing local supply by 15 percent rise in local occupancy rates make hotels hot item.	Stewart, Nick		701
Interest in Sudbury airport lots soaring industries suppliers moving into airport: new lots and new focus on attracting aviation and manufacturing companies.	Stewart, Nick		565
Local entrepreneurs understand, no (wo)man is an island.	Ross, Ian		717
Making tracks for success; Three decades of heavy equipment excellence.	Stewart, Nick	Brief article	258
Marathon forest is environmentally certified.			95
New digs, big plans for T-Bay EDC; Heritage building could be home for back-office business.	Ross, Ian		734
New Sudbury tourism association to provide power to the people; Arm's length non-profit organization will let local business guide tourism marketing.	Stewart, Nick		666
North America led in 2007s global forest, paper and packaging deals.			327
Paper jam forces mill shutdown: Thunder Bay Fine paper gears up for fall-winter orders.	Ross, Ian		700
Pipe mill for Northern Ontario?	Ross, Ian		288
Pouring millions into Timmins: Xstrata invests $121-M to extend mine's life.	Stewart, Nick		634
Province select experts for species at risk committee.			126
Queen's Park wants to guide use of biofibre.			129
Quick questions.		Interview	258
Read this.		Brief article	262
Record number of hauls on winter road: gaining a firm procurement foothold with De Beers Canada's Victor diamond project.	Larmour, Adelle		718
Rental crisis hampers growth limited living space available: Sudbury vacancy rate third-lowest in Canada.	Stewart, Nick		1135
Sudbury entertainment industry seeing animated growth.	Stewart, Nick		551
Tembec posts 3-Q improvement, but not thrilled with results.		Financial report	100
The assignment is due.	Robinson, Dave	Conference news	717
The month starts here: some things that you need to know - and a few you probably don't.	Mazza, Guido	Interview	239
The politics of limited expectations.	Atkins, Michael		808
The producers: Big and small miners not afraid to spend; Xstrata, Vale Inco, FNX, first Nickel building new mines and digging them deeper.	Stewart, Nick		1692
Thunder Bay port does some heavy lifting.			189
Thunder Bay researcher receives provincial dollars; Study focuses on producing better forests with mixed species.	Ross, Ian		387
Times they are a-changin'.			818
Too much, too soon on revising new Mining Act.	Ross, Ian		752
Trades driving Timmins' college construction: Boreal and Northern both looking at capital expansion.	Stewart, Nick		749
Treating employees right: benefits can attract, retain workers.	Ulrichsen, Heidi		652
Unique first Nations-owned garnet mine to hit Sudbury area; Up to 40 new jobs to be created once operational.	Stewart, Nick		746
Whiskey Jack decision imminent, says Minister.	Ross, Ian		644
Will our grandchildren eat bananas? Scientist-turned-entrepreneur weighs in on food vs. fuel.	Duchesne, Luc		921