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FedNorFederal Economic Development Initiative for Northern and Rural Ontario (Canada)
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In the meantime, FedNor and Industry Canada Minister Tony Clement escaped the clamour of almost 700 unemployed Xstrata miners in Sudbury to meet with Essar's senior executives at their Mumbai headquarters to talk-about Canadian investment opportunities.
Essar steel posts 3Q loss, FedNor Tony drums up more Indian business by Northern Ontario Business
FedNor's contribution is the first funding allocation under the new FedNor Youth Retention Strategy, designed to create more opportunities for youth to study and work in Northern Ontario.
Partnership bringing more training to the North by Petten, Cheryl / Ontario Birchbark
If you have even a passing interest in the politics of Northern Ontario, and Sudbury in particular, you will take note of last week's refusal by FedNor to support the Centre for Excellence in Mining Innovation (CEMI) at Laurentian University and weep.
CEMI: the high cost of split jurisdictions by Atkins, Michael / Northern Ontario Business
 
 
 
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