Inuit-owned companies seek private capital in Toronto
Inuit, territorial, business and investment leaders gather at a luncheon in Toronto to discuss the...
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Manufacturer poised to buy leg of Boissevain road
A look down Buckingham Street in Boissevain. The Municipality of Boissevain-Morton has approved...
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Tree planting kicks off International Conference
Michael Oleksyn/Daily Herald (L to R) Leo Ekhaguere, Mayor Bill Powalinsky and George Lewko. A...
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Public housing waitlist grew by one applicant per day in 2025, says Igluvut manager
Aaron Pederson, project manager of housing and homelessness with Igluvut Corp., speaks on an...
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Company celebrates 20 years of recruiting northern workers
Dave Kennedy, founding director of Toronto-based Bullitt Staffing Inc., celebrates 20 years in the...
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Farm‑status dominates hearing over Covered Bridge chip plant
The Covered Bridge Potato Chip plant on Charles Street in Woodstock. (Theresa Blackburn photo)...
Read MoreNapanee resident warns fellow well owners the dangers of PFAS
Napanee resident Wenda Vince, is sounding the alarm about potential PFAS in her well. Vince spoke to the Beaver, expressing concern for her well, that of her neighbours, and the well-being of the watershed. Vince’s water woes...
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Canada’s immigration department reversed decision to deny a work permit extension
IRCC approved a B.C. man’s application for a work permit extension after he went to court....
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A rave for plants: Calgary company tests pulsed lighting to cut indoor-farm energy use
At Hydragreens’ Springbank facility on Sept. 8, Hydragreens president Marc Schulz (left) with...
Read MoreBig decisions lie ahead for lithium proponent
The Central Canada Resource Expo brought together leading mining and resource companies on Thursday to share insights into upcoming and active projects shaping the future of the industry. Frontier Lithium’s PAK Project is...
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