By / Franca G. Mignacca · CBC News
Quebec’s hot summer so far, with long stretches of little rain, has contributed to a large increase in the number of forest fires around the province.
It is only early July but 2020 is already the worst year in a decade in terms of hectares lost to forest fire in Quebec.
Since January, nearly 61,300 hectares of forest have been destroyed by fire in what’s known as Quebec’s “intensive zone,” roughly the area south of Chibougamou, Que.
By rdnewsNOW staff A World Trade Organization (WTO) panel responsible for reviewing the softwood lumber dispute with the United States has released its final report with […]
By Robert Dalheim , Woodworking Network Lumber prices are continuing to rise across North America, and supply is continuing to shrink. Despite the lockdown, prices have now […]
Today, Agriculture Commissioner Nicole “Nikki” Fried announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture has allocated $380.7 million in federal block grant funding for Florida farmers devastated by Hurricane Michael, including direct relief for timber producers. The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services will administer the USDA block grants alongside the Florida Division of Emergency Management. […]
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