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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BC Government Abruptly Replaces Top Forestry Official
The abrupt departure of the BC government’s top forestry official could signal a change in policy direction by Premier John Horgan and an expectation that […]
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North Cowichan to Move Forward with Public Engagement on Forests
North Cowichan intends to move forward with its plans for meaningful public engagement on the future of its 5,000-acre municipal forest reserve. But while council […]
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Canadian Firms May Build New Sawmills In US South
Two Canadian-based companies, both in recent years having purchased and now operating multiple sawmills in the US South, are considering building greenfield sawmills in the […]