Maryjane and mining don't mix despite the new relaxed law
Mining companies have no tolerance for marijuana usage or any other drug that would impaired the ability of their employees to work safely.
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Local News Vale putting off new investments in nickel
Nickel prices will have to rise dramatically before Vale makes new investments in nickel, reports said Tuesday. -
Local News Magnotta Winery opens Sudbury store this week
Magnotta Winery, Canada’s most award-winning winery, announced it is holding an official three-day grand opening event to celebrate its new Sudbury store beginning on Thursday. -
Canada High times: optimism in Smiths Falls, the little town that marijuana saved
SMITHS FALLS, Ont. — The place pot put on the map, weed capital of Canada, the little town that marijuana saved — folks in Smiths Falls have many ways of ... -
Local News PCs want to remove business barriers, Mulroney says in Sudbury
Caroline Mulroney says it’s important that the province strike a balance between removing unnecessary regulation to aid business and protecting the rights of workers or the environment. -
Local News A growing challenge for Sudbury, Northern Ontario
New report reveals that as young people leave, Baby Boomers (born 1945 to 1965) are staying put and Northern Ontario is becoming 'disproportionately older' -
Local News Northeast has no landlord-tenant adjudicators left
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Local News Critic offers gloomy economic forecast for Sudbury
Tom Price delivers a presentation he coined the Greater Sudbury Financial Tsunami. It detailed a bleak picture of the city's financial situation. Inflation rates and city budgets have been rising ...
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Money Genetic companies merger finalized
Koepon Holding BV and Cooperative Resources International (CRI) have completed a merger plan they announced in December. -
Money IAMGOLD outlines plans to deliver power to new Gogama mine
IAMGOLD Corporation which is developing the new Côté Lake Gold Project south of Gogama reports it has completed the draft Environmental Study Report for the installation of a new high ... -
Money Sault feeling pinch of U.S. steel tariffs
Algoma is feeling the pinch of 25 per cent tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump put on steel in June, a court-appointed restructuring monitor reports. -
Money ALUS gains unanimous support
Provincial politicians have voted unanimous support for a bill supporting ALUS Canada.Haldimand-Norfolk MPP Toby Barret introduced it as a private member’s bill which often fall by the wayside, but he ... -
Local News Sudbury needs to grow, attract new business, people — Mills
Mayoral candidate Patricia Mills is making a central part of her platform the need to create positive change to ensure a strong future for the city of Greater Sudbury. -
Money Ranch worth $44 million donated to university of Calgary
Jack Anderson and his daughter Wynne Chisholm have donated their W.A. Ranches and about 1,000 cattle to the University of Calgary’s school of veterinary medicine. -
Local News Bigger wants a facilitator to work with city staff, Sudbury developers
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Local News UPDATED: Farm Boy stores to be sold to owner of Sobeys grocery chain
Moments after the owner of the Sobeys chain announced it was taking over Ottawa-based Farm Boy on Monday, Shannon M took to Twitter to level a warning at the grocery ...
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Money Mastermind Toys expanding across Canada despite challenges of retail sector
TORONTO — Mastermind Toys is shrugging off the challenges that have beset the retail sector with plans to open more stores this year. -
Money Council lobbies for increased RABC funding
Council authorized Mayor Chris Warwick to send a letter to the Minister of Economic Development and Trade to request that funding for the Rural Alberta Business Centre be continued and ... -
Food Sudbury woman a pastry expert; opens consulting business
Sudbury's Tammy Maki has always wanted to work for herself. But when she graduated from the baking and pastry arts program at Cambrian College in 2010, she immediately took a ... -
Money Trump ups tariff war with China
United States President Donald Trump has slapped tariffs on another $200 billion worth of Chinese goods. -
Money Hensall Co-op announces completion of the acquisition of Ball Farm Services
Hensall District Co-operative, Inc. (Hensall Co-op), a leading farmer owned co-operative in the Canadian agricultural sector, recently announced the closing of the acquisition of Ball Farm Services in Aylmer Ontario. -
Money Floods claim millions of chickens
Hurricane Florence flooding is wreaking havoc on farms in North Carolina.Sanderson Farms issued a statement saying that 60 of the 880 broiler houses at its independent farms have been flooded, ... -
Local News Glencore awards Onaping Depth contract to Cementation Canada
Cementation Canada Inc. said Tuesday it has been awarded the design and construction of the new internal underground shaft for the Onaping Depth Project at Craig Mine. -
Canada Net worth rising but higher debt stings Canadian consumers: analysis
Data showing that interest rates are rising faster than income provide a wake-up call to Canadian consumers who are taking on unsustainable amounts of debt. -
Money Consultation needed before any development in Ring of Fire: Grand Chief
While there has been much talk about its mineral riches, Indigenous communities within that area want more consultation before development begins, says Mushkegowuk Grand Chief Jonathan Solomon. -
Local News Desjardins to build regional hub in downtown Sudbury
Work will begin this year on a $2-million centre in downtown Sudbury that will serve as a regional hub for Desjardins and its financial services.
