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 broke out, a flash of good news in a blur of bad days in which the numbers of deaths and destroyed structures has risen steadily in a place called Paradise.
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First Nations Invest in Hornepayne Mill, Cogen Facility
Hornepayne Lumber and Hornepayne Power are receiving a $4 million equity investment from an alliance of three First Nation communities in northeastern Ontario. The investment […]
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Colorado Company Partners with Mill to Turn Hemp Pulp into Paper
A Michigan paper mill has converted hemp stalks grown and pulped in Colorado into rolls of hemp paper, marking an industry milestone for integrated industrial hemp processor PureHemp Technology. […]
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With Boat Harbour closure looming, union awaits notice on impact for employees
The union that represents Northern Pulp workers says it expects to receive notice by early January about how jobs will be impacted by a potential closure. The mill is legislated to stop operations at the Boat Harbour treatment facility at the end of January 2020. […]