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By Staff  The Canadian Press LYTTON, B.C. – British Columbia’s Wildfire Service says an out-of-control blaze in the Fraser Canyon has grown further, burning 350 hectares (3.5 […]

By Robert Dalheim Lumber prices have fallen below $1,000 per thousand board feet for the first time since March. Prices have now dropped 40 percent since […]

By / James McCarten, The Canadian Press WASHINGTON — Canada’s international trade minister says she got no warning from her American counterpart before the United States […]

By: Tyler Orton The provincial government is promising to boost Indigenous engagement in forestry as it sets out on the largest series of policy updates for […]

By / Reinhard Becker Supply bottlenecks with timber, steel and insulating material are causing construction stoppages in Germany and threatening to slow the country’s recovery […]

By / John Bleasby  Mass Timber Construction (MTC) is touted as construction’s wonder material. It’s sustainable, renewable, light and easy to assemble, and attractive, say […]

With a changing climate, fires in far northern forests that smolder throughout winter and erupt again in spring could become more common, a new study […]

By / Thomas Franck Lumber futures gyrated in wild trading on Wednesday as traders struggled to determine if a recent pullback in wood prices had […]

DCN-JOC News Services KELOWNA, B.C. — The first-ever mass timber aircraft hanger has been announced for the Kelowna International Airport. Federal officials announced they would […]

by Peter Aleshire, consulting publications editor The National Weather Service issued a “critical fire weather” warning for the end of this week across much of […]