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Presents comments on the condominium project for the Unity 2 of Montreal's Paper Hill area in Quebec by Atelier Big City. Uses of the courtyard; Ecological features of Unity 2; Design of the corridor.

Current technologies in advanced forms will shape the future air traffic management system and are likely to include the artificial satellite Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) as a radar substitute in sparsely populated and developing regions of the world. This was one of many messages taken from the 11-day 11th Air Navigation Conference sponsored by the International Civil Aviation Organization in Montreal, Quebec that concluded on October 3. One technical paper from Australia described ADS-B operational trials in that country and its plans to install 20 ADS-B ground stations across non-radar areas for coverage at and above FL300.

Reports on the success of the `Montreal Gazette,' in competing for online business. Background on the paper's readership; Factors considered in deciding to go multimedia; Success in featuring a page about the referendum; Plans for a transaction model; Ways for marketing the paper online.

The article offers information on the International Microwave Symposium which was held from June 17-22, 2012 in Montréal, Quebec. The event featured a session titled "RF Devices for Wireless Healthcare Applications and Biosensing," which included papers addressing applications such as wireless implants for intraocular pressure sensing and advances in vital-sign Doppler radar for multisubject localization.

Focuses on the construction of the cogeneration plant of the paper company Domtar Inc. in Montreal, Quebec. Investments of the company for its cogeneration project; Facilities used in operations; Team appointed for the cogeneration project.

Reports that Montreal, Quebec Province-based newsprint producer Abitibi-Consolidated is cutting back its mill capacity with the closure of one of its machines. Elimination of jobs; Move in response to slowdown in demand and soft prices; Plan by other newsprint companies to reduce their production.