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Michael Nitz with RBC and Stephanie Ash with Firedog Communications at at Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce After Business Event in Thunder Bay

Stephanie Ash Nominated for RBC Entrepreneur Award

NNL Staff - October 23, 2014

Scotia Bank

Red Lake Scotiabank to Close Next Spring; Services Consolidating to Kenora

Marten Falls Chief Bruce Achneepineskum welcomes the investment

Marten Falls EA Proponency a Game-Changer

Hydrogen

Ontario Doubles Down on Hydrogen: $30M Boost to Innovation Fund Powers Clean Energy Future

Ontario Superior Court Rules Solid Gold Resources Must Stop Exploratory Work for 120 Days

Canadian Pacific Rail

Canadian Pacific Mourns Passing of Hunter Harrison

James Murray - December 17, 2017 0

RBC Gift Cards no longer expire

NNL Staff - November 21, 2012 0

Minister Greg Rickford is setting down the Ontario Government's plans with Hydro One executive and CEO compensation

Bombardier Plant in Thunder Bay Gets More Work

NetNewsLedger - June 5, 2019 0

North Star Air in Pickle Lake

The North West Company Will Hold AGM June 8, 2022

NetNewsLedger - May 30, 2022 0

Josh Hjartarson from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce

Getting the Ring of Fire and Mining Right in Ontario

James Murray - February 26, 2014 0

Real Estate

Canadian Home Sales Stabilize in April Amid Tariff Pressures, CREA Reports

NNL Digital News Update - May 15, 2025 0

Alyssa Lavonne Pacheco

Model Alyssa Lavonne Pacheco On How Success Is Not Obtained Overnight...

Digital Nod - April 6, 2021 0

Noreen Resources Limited President and CEO Al Coutts in the NetNewsLedger Newsroom

Noront Resources A Little Giant in the Ring of Fire

James Murray - December 12, 2014 0

Lisa Doverspike on Why Stability Supports Strong Organizations

Maria Williams - May 22, 2026 0

Stacia Keen announces Starter program for new Entrepreneurs in Thunder Bay

Starter Company Program Seeks Young Entrepreneurs

James Murray - September 17, 2014 0

In the semiconductor industry, silicon has long dominated the manufacturing of smartphones, computers, and electric vehicles. However, a research team from Penn State University has achieved a groundbreaking feat by leveraging two-dimensional (2D) materials—atomically thin yet capable of maintaining excellent electronic properties—to develop the world’s first 2D computer capable of performing simple computations. Published in Nature, this milestone marks a significant leap toward thinner, more efficient electronic devices.

Top Applications of Industrial Control Transformers in Modern Manufacturing

Julie Bailey - July 30, 2025 0

What To Look For When Choosing The Right SEO Company

What To Look For When Choosing The Right SEO Company

Abel Anderson - October 28, 2025 0

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