Month: November 2018

Canada is confident it will win legal challenges to American steel and aluminum tariffs that remain despite the new NAFTA deal, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland […]

A First Nation in northwestern Ontario and a local conservation group want a piece of land that extends into Eagle Lake near Dryden removed from […]

South Country forestry workers could walk off the job “any day” as part of rotating job action by the employees’ union. Talks between the United […]

The future of Canada’s forest sector requires a diverse and inclusive workforce. The Canadian Institute of Forestry/Institut forestier du Canada (CIF-IFC) is pleased to announce an initiative to create […]

The Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) is inviting Canadians to show their appreciation of trees and forests by taking part in a United Nations-sponsored […]

The Fourth National Climate Assessment focuses on human welfare, societal, and environmental elements of climate change. It lays out the devastating effects on the economy, health, environment, and […]

Canada’s forest sector continues to be an important generator of jobs in communities across the country, including rural, remote and Indigenous communities. Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, […]

It’s the centerpiece of the biggest holiday of the year for many American families: the Christmas tree, the focal point for parties and presents, replete […]

The devastating Camp Fire in Northern California, already the state’s most deadly and destructive ever, was finally fully contained on Sunday, 17 days after it […]