David Carrigg, Vancouver Sun Lumber giant Canfor has terminated an arrangement agreement between the company and Jim Pattison’s Great Pacific Capital Corporation. The decision came […]
By / The Sackville Tribune Post Northern Pulp says the company’s future is in jeopardy. Brian Baarda, CEO, Paper Excellence Canada, the parent company of […]
By / Ken Elkins A large paper-making plant southeast of Rock Hill is getting a breath of new life with the infusion of $240 million […]
OPINION: A failure to understand the depth of despair of forestry workers could derail NDP hopes to win a majority in the next election. By […]
By / The Astorian International trade can be complex. But it is pretty clear what’s happening at the Port of Astoria as the United States […]
By / Adam Chan Dozens of Vancouver Island forestry workers were let go following the closure of a longstanding local sawmill in Errington, a Central […]
Policy Exchange report urges next government to increase use of timber in new homes. […]
Finance Ministry budget numbers show forest revenues are down 11 per cent so far this year […]
WHILE RICE STUDENTS CHEERED the announcement of a sorely needed new wing for the school’s Hanszen College, outsiders heralded the project as a Houston milestone: the city’s first structure constructed from something called mass timber. […]
In November, 1968, John Robarts, then premier of Ontario, planted a sugar maple tree at Queen’s Park in Toronto – the one billionth tree planted in Ontario. The province had planted these billion trees, mainly on private land, over a 60-year period, thanks to a network of provincially owned tree nurseries stretching from St. Williams Forestry Station on Lake Erie to Ferguson Tree Nursery near Ottawa. […]
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