Ignace mayor disappointed with fibre competition

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Ignace mayor disappointed with fibre competition

February 8, 2011
By Northern Ontario Business

Feb. 8, 2011 – The mayor of Ignace, Ontario, had hoped a wood pellet plant would revive the local forest industry. | READ MORE

February 8, 2011

By Northern Ontario Business

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