As provincial political parties lay out their visions for the coming years, they know it’s British Columbians who will be rolling up their sleeves and doing the work.
A byelection in Nanaimo has been a cause for campaigning and B.C.’s three main parties have different ideas about how to create and sustain good jobs on Vancouver Island.
A public comment period is ending soon on proposed logging, recreation and stream work on the Tongass National Forest near Petersburg, Wrangell and Kake. The Central Tongass Project could supply old growth timber for Southeast’s logging industry. But the U.S. Forest Service continues to face questions about a lack of specifics for its most recent logging plans. […]
Premier Blaine Higgs has signalled he’s open to changing New Brunswick’s forest policies ahead of a trip to Washington [this month], where he hopes to […]
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, […]
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