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    Forest sector execs on trade mission to China, Japan

    ByClaude November 13, 2017July 13, 2026

    British Columbia’s largest-ever forest sector delegation is on a trade mission to China and Japan from Nov. 12 to 17. Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development Minister Doug Donaldson is leading tour, joined by more than 30 senior executives from B.C. forest companies and associations. “We need to continue to diversify and expand…

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    Agreement with local snowmobilers protects caribou habitat

    ByClaude November 13, 2017July 14, 2026

    The government of British Columbia and the Houston Snowmobile Club have signed a stewardship management agreement to protect caribou in the Skeena Region. The agreement addresses the influence of recreation on northern caribou in the Telkwa Mountains. Recreation has been identified as a threat to caribou populations, as it could displace caribou from high-quality habitat…

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    Small Quebec business expands into firewood

    ByClaude November 13, 2017July 14, 2026

    Seizing an opportunity presented by the retirement of some of the firewood providers in his area, Paul Santerre expanded his property maintenance business to include firewood sales a few years ago. He started small, using only a manual splitter and a chainsaw that first summer. That didn’t last long; four months of splitting wood sent…

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    Ontario municipalities dispute activist claims on caribou

    ByClaude November 9, 2017July 14, 2026

    The Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities and Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association are defending the work of the provincial government and the forest industry in response to claims by environmental activist groups that Ontario has not acted to protect boreal caribou. To accuse the forest sector and the Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry of…

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    Opinion: Closing seed facility risks forests’ future

    ByClaude November 9, 2017July 13, 2026

    The following is letter to the editor submitted by Barb Boysen, general manager of the Forest Gene Conservation Association and Melissa Spearing, FGCA’s Seed Program Coordinator. “Tree seeds are of course critical to future forests. Management of high quality seed of known origin is crucial if our future forests are to withstand the impacts of…

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    Fire closes Tolko Lakeview sawmill

    ByClaude November 9, 2017July 14, 2026

    WLLIAMS LAKE, B.C. — Tolko is assessing the damage to its Lakeview sawmill in Williams Lake, B.C., following a fire that took days to completely extinguish. The fire began on Nov. 2 about 6:30 p.m. The fire was mostly extinguished by the following evening, but flare-ups continued for several days. An update from Tolko on…

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    Novacap invests in N.B. geomatics firm

    ByClaude November 9, 2017July 13, 2026

    MONTREAL – Private equity firm Novacap has made a strategic investment in Leading Edge Geomatics, a New Brunswick-based provider of aerial survey and geomatics services and solutions. Novacap’s investment will accelerate expansion into new markets, drive strategic acquisitions and continue investments in research and development. Yong Kwon, partner at Novacap, commented: “Over the last decade,…

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    FSC recognizes forest industry champions

    ByClaude November 9, 2017July 13, 2026

    BOSTON – One Canadian forester and a green building project are among the winners of the Forest Stewardship Council’s 2017 FSC Leadership Awards. Christopher McDonell received honors “for 20 years of work shaping responsible forest management in Canada.” McDonell is currently employed at Tembec and was an FSC Canada board member for several years. The…

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    Urban logger expands to produce wood products

    ByClaude November 7, 2017July 14, 2026

    When business with the oil industry became too unstable a few years ago, Shawn Moore turned his attention to his residential tree service, Trimmed Line Tree Service in Red Deer, Alta. He was open-minded as his business shifted toward urban logging and then expanded into making lumber from salvaged trees. Now, in 2017, the transformation…

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    Canadian champion logger wins bronze at world event

    ByClaude November 7, 2017July 13, 2026

    WAIBLINGEN, Germany and LILLEHAMMER, Norway – Competing for Canada, Mitch Hewitt chopped and sawed his way to a third-place finish in Norway at the Stihl Timbersports 2017 World Championship. The event in Lillehammer, Norway, was the 2017 season finale for the global series. Jason Wynnard (New Zealand) emerged as the world champion, while Brad De…

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