Articles from Northern Ontario Business (July 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A message from the editor.		Obituary	294
Abitibi shuts down mills. (Forestry News).		Brief Article	110
Affordability, low rates driving real estate market. (Timmins: Special Report).	Merchant, Gwen	Brief Article	347
Breaking down barriers: diversification has been a boon to growth for the Bucket Shop in Timmins, says Brian Blahey, marketing manager. (Timmins: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	450
Building allies: U.S. consumers, homebuilders to suffer from tariffs, forestry association officials say. (Forestry: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	846
Burgeoning cruise ship industry in North. (Tourism).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	597
Business book series launched.	Merchant, Gwen	Brief Article	242
Can smart panels be smart? (Letter to the Editor).		Brief Article	400
Caring side of Sudbury promoted.	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	559
Cautious optimism: Voisey's Bay deal raises sustainability questions.	Louiseize, Kelly	Brief Article	714
City forecasts growth with new plant in place. (Kendra-Dryden: Special Report).	Clark, Pauline	Brief Article	793
City links up with U.S. research firm. (Timmins: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	652
Director hired for executive programs.		Brief Article	443
Discover Abitibi project back on track: Geophysical airborne survey results expected by year's end. (Timmins: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	867
Dryden focused on growth: Dryden studies land use, development potential. (Dryden/Kenora: Special Report).	Merchant, Gwen	Brief Article	587
Expansion leads to opportunities: local manufacturer maps out strategy to tap into world markets. (Timmins: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	737
Extending tourist season on agenda: newly formed committee to develop marketing direction for East Georgian Bay. (Parry Sound: Special Report).	Ladan, Mark	Brief Article	561
Firms revel in success of trade mission: business leaders return from Atlanta with promising leads.	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	890
First Nations side with U.S.-imposed tariffs: government failed to compensate First Nations for harvesting on treaty lands, NAN spokesperson says. (Forestry: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	605
Focusing on tourism in Kenora. (Kendra-Dryden: Special Report).		Brief Article	138
Forest and forestry related industry associations and web links.		Directory	758
Forest-study partnership formed. (Forestry News).		Brief Article	113
Forestry mills becoming more service-oriented. (Forestry: Special Report).		Brief Article	216
Forum for business leaders at summit.	Merchant, Gwen	Brief Article	319
From Gardner to four corners: a tale of two roadside manners.	Atkins, Michael	Brief Article	756
Gold-deposit finds encouraging. (Mining News).		Brief Article	105
Health centre construction set: West Parry Sound Health Centre slated for completion 2004. (Parry Sound: Special Report).	Louiseize, Kelly	Brief Article	514
Incinerator opposition heightens. (Around the North).		Brief Article	121
Kenora hub of activity in North: Kenora sets goal to attract 1,000 new jobs to area. (Dryden/Kenora: Special Report).	Clark, Pauline	Brief Article	596
Kenora top employers.		Brief Article	88
Lobbying for support. (Forestry News).		Brief Article	131
Magnesium-talc project explored. (Mining News).		Brief Article	380
Manufacturer relocates to Kenora: sales jump 100 per cent following move to Northwestern Ontario. (Kenora-Dryden: Special Report).	Louiseize, Kelly	Brief Article	517
Mark out: Parry Sound manufacturer develops product that may revolutionalize flood control methods worldwide.	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	939
Med school to fuel growth in Northwest.	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	715
Merger improves viability of gold deposit. (Timmins: Special Report).		Brief Article	221
Mine reopening proposed. (Mining News).		Brief Article	144
Net Central-Community Communications Network. (Northern Appointments).		Brief Article	84
Network to level playing field for area businesses. (Parry Sound: Special Report).	Louiseize, Kelly	Brief Article	514
New health facility proposed. (Kendra-Dryden: Special Report).		Brief Article	173
Northwestern business study. (Around the North).		Brief Article	221
One mill's waste another man's treasure: Wawa-based entrepreneur unveils plans to develop wood-pellet fuel mill. (Forestry: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	772
Parry sound top employers.		Brief Article	100
Planning to age gracefully. (Guest Column).	Wiens, Linda	Brief Article	477
Power plant closure proposed. (Around the North).		Brief Article	132
Pressuring the feds. (Forestry News).		Brief Article	101
Program pools resources for research: Forestry Partnership Program aims to address sustainability issues in Northern forests. (Forestry: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	579
Rail extension needed to be competitive: Tembec officials optimistic about a city proposal to run spur lines onto mill property. (Forestry: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	457
Reforestation success. (Forestry News).		Brief Article	106
Research investment. (Forestry News).		Brief Article	81
Research partnership. (Forestry News).		Brief Article	147
Retail development approved. (Timmins: Special Report).		Brief Article	100
Softwood lumber: fight for fairness continues. (Guest Column).	Wilson, Jim	Brief Article	451
Sylvia Barnard. (Northern Appointments).		Brief Article	117
Time to cultivate new ideas, Ernie. (The Way it is).	Michels, Bob	Brief Article	726
Timmins geothermal project lands city in hot water: use of abandoned mines examined for potential energy project. (Timmins: Special Report).	Ross, Ian	Brief Article	728
Timmins top 10 employers.		Brief Article	109
Top forestry consulting and management companies in Northern Ontario.		Directory	1236
Top muncipally owned industrial parks in Northern Ontario. (Northern Numbers).		Directory	1347
Wakestock moves from Muskoka to Wasaga. (Tourism).	Ladan, Mark	Brief Article	391
Wardrop: the name for excellence, worldwide.		Brief Article	362