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Northern Ontario Circular Economy Symposium

Economic recovery, future growth, job creation, and sustainability – discuss this and more as we explore the potential for a circular economy in Northern Ontario.

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Does Ontario need a Northern Lens?

There is a longstanding frustration in Northern Ontario that Queen’s Park does not ‘think North’ when developing policies and programs. As such, Northern Policy Institute’s latest commentary Does Ontario need a Northern Lens? by Dr. Heather Hall dives into the possibilities and lessons around the creation and implementation of a northern policy lens.

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Picture Yourself Here: An Economic Snapshot of Temiskaming Shores

The City of Temiskaming Shores has prospects for future growth and economic prosperity based on the economic potential of the Indigenous population, the city’s strategic location for transportation and tourism, and its low cost of living. Economic development indicators allude to growing business and employment opportunities – specifically in management, health, and natural resource-related occupations; transportation is an already prevalent and established industry. 

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Recent Publications

Come North Reports

Come North Reports
NPI Staff

January 2021 | Come North – Population Growth in Ontario's Northern Regions - Conference Report, Proceedings and Action Items
Do We Need A Northern Lens?

Do We Need A Northern Lens?
Dr. Heather Hall

December 2020 | Does Ontario Need a Northern Lens?
Annual Report 2019-2020

Annual Report 2019-2020
NPI Staff

Northern Policy Institute (2019-2020) Annual Report
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Does Ontario need a northern policy lens?

Up North CBC - Many Northern Ontarians, it's safe to say, have long felt ignored by decision-makers ...

Business Survey for Thunder Bay – November 12, 2020

NetNewsLedger - The North Superior Workforce Planning Board, the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce, Northern ...

Madge Richardson on preparing for the System Service Manager rollout

CBC Superior Morning - In 2019, Ontario announced it was moving ahead with reforming the employment ...

Melillo fights for equal access to healthcare in the North

KenoraOnline - Kenora MP and Shadow Minister of Northern Affairs, Eric Melillo, is fighting to bring ...
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Latest Policy Bytes

The Untapped Potential of Urban Reserves in Northern Ontario

January 18, 2021 - On August 28, 2020, an economic flare was shot in the air signalling a new commercial path for economic development for reserves across ...

Accessible Data to Drive Development: How Nextfor's Platform is Informing Forestry Investments

January 13, 2021 - Data, whenever possible and available, should be used to drive public policy formation and inform decision-makers at all levels. But, ...
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