Tyler Clarke

Domtar is idling operations at its Espanola pulp and paper operations, effective early October, with paper machines switched off in early November for a period of at least one year

Northern Ontario Angels strives to link their network of 400 investors with entrepreneurs throughout Northern Ontario, and have been funded by FedNor since 2005

During a time in which the province is urging municipalities to streamline the construction of residential units, there are at least 20 vacant units in Gogama owned by the province

At 10.5 kg, it's the largest discovered in Greater Sudbury so far

Government spokesperson declines interview regarding the NDP’s pessimism about provincial high-speed internet pledge

Several NDP MPPs joined telecommunications experts during a virtual meeting on Monday in expressing pessimism about the province’s pledge to have high-speed internet access available throughout Ontario by the end of 2025

Heels ‘n’ Soles owner Daniel Frappier was the only Canadian to win accolades at Inter-Schuh-Service ISS 2023, Germany’s international shoe repair competition, earlier this month

Sara Stricker, communications and outreach co-ordinator for the Guelph Turfgrass Institute at the University of Guelph, has been reaching out to media outlets in recent weeks advocating against people letting their lawns grow long during the month of May for pollinators

If not for voluntarily reducing his salary, Lefebvre would have been paid $179,429.67 this year

Shoresy has been billed by Crave as their most-watched Canadian debut in the streaming service’s history, and its first season contributed $4.8 million into the regional economy