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Communities on the Move: Wolves, winter and warmth: Timmins makes its pitch to attract docs

Communities on the Move: Wolves, winter and warmth: Timmins makes its pitch to attract docs

As Timmins goes through a population spurt, recruiting new docs takes on a new urgency
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Mining the Northwest: Red Lake's Great Bear project could be a beast of a mine

Mining the Northwest: Red Lake's Great Bear project could be a beast of a mine

Kinross Gold paints an open pit and underground mining picture worthy of 500,000 ounces a year
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Local contractor S.&T. sold to southern Ontario company

Local contractor S.&T. sold to southern Ontario company

Company co-founders Andrew Sarlo and Dennis Tatasciore will remain on staff after longtime local business acquired by Markham-based Team Group
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Jobs of the Future: STEM students 'flabbergasted' by Laurentian U's suite of tech tools

Jobs of the Future: STEM students 'flabbergasted' by Laurentian U's suite of tech tools

$2.1 million in new lab equipment provides immersive experience for students
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Indigenous Leaders: ‘Deep passion for storytelling’ fuels filmmaker’s creative process

Indigenous Leaders: ‘Deep passion for storytelling’ fuels filmmaker’s creative process

Dr. Shirley Cheechoo’s most recent recognition comes from Canada Council of the Arts
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Women in the Trades: Tradeswomen sharing expertise with next generation

Women in the Trades: Tradeswomen sharing expertise with next generation

Ontario Building and Construction Tradeswomen creates Speakers' Bureau to create awareness about trades opportunities
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Sault's Canal District to expand with new commercial development

Sault's Canal District to expand with new commercial development

Marketplace, eatery highlight new development at former fish hatchery site
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Indigenous Leaders: Kenjgewin Teg looking for ‘piece of post-secondary pie’ as student population grows

Indigenous Leaders: Kenjgewin Teg looking for ‘piece of post-secondary pie’ as student population grows

President Beverley Roy says new partnerships ‘in the queue’ for M’Chigeeng post-secondary school
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Jobs of the Future: Thunder Bay college charges into power-line construction training

Jobs of the Future: Thunder Bay college charges into power-line construction training

Confederation College and First Nation organization team up on power line training
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Mining the Northwest: North Shore phosphate deposit could have open-pit potential

Mining the Northwest: North Shore phosphate deposit could have open-pit potential

Higher-grade resource has Nuinsco Resources examining a quarry operation
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