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    Elephants in Indonesia being trained to help fight forest fires

    ByClaude November 12, 2015July 14, 2026

    Forestry officials in Indonesia are training elephants to help with the management of the local area. Trained elephants are now able to assist firefighter crews to put out forest fires, and prevent them from igniting. In the elephant conservation centre of Siak district, as many as 23 elephants have been trained to be ‘forest watchdogs’. Carrying water…

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    Court approves $32.5M settlement in Sino-Forest class-action lawsuit

    ByClaude November 12, 2015July 13, 2026

    The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has approved a $32.5-million settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed by investors who lost money when Sino-Forest Corp. collapsed in 2012 amid allegations of fraud. Several Canadian banks and other financial institutions that helped the Chinese forestry company raise millions on the financial markets agreed to the settlement back…

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    Cape Breton moose cull prompts protests

    ByClaude November 10, 2015July 14, 2026

    Dennis Day was all ready to protest a Mi’kmaq moose hunt that Parks Canada approved for Monday on North Mountain in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, but there was nothing to protest. Day, a resident of nearby Cape North, set up camp along the Cabot Trail just outside the park on Sunday night, but Mi’kmaq…

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    117,000 trees to be planted along the Highway of Heroes

    ByClaude November 10, 2015July 13, 2026

    The Highway of Heroes Tribute and Forests Ontario have launched a campaign to honour Canada’s fallen by planting 117,000 trees — one for every soldier since Confederation — along Highway 401 between Trenton and Toronto. In 2007, the portion of Highway 401 between Glen Miller Road in Trenton and Keele Street in Toronto was officially…

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    Conifex To Upgrade El Dorado Mill Before Mackenzie

    ByClaude November 10, 2015July 13, 2026

    Prince George, B.C.- Conifex has  made its decision, and the El Dorado  sawmill  in the Southern US will  be upgraded first. Conifex  had been assessing both its idled Mackenzie Site One sawmill and its  recently purchased  El Dorado facility in Arkansas as to  which facility would be at the  top of the priority list  for…

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    Union laments sawmill closure

    ByClaude November 10, 2015July 14, 2026

    The union is decrying the closing of the Canal Flats sawmill, which will officially close up after nearly 100 years of operation in the Columbia Valley in various forms. According to Doug Singer, the president of the United Steelworkers Local 1-405, the union members actually ran the last log and boards through in late September…

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    Weyerhaeuser buying Plum Creek for $8.44B deal, creating timber and paper giant

    ByClaude November 9, 2015July 13, 2026

    Weyerhaeuser Co. is buying Plum Creek Timber Co. for $8.44 billion to form what is expected to be one of the world’s biggest timberland and forest products companies. The company will keep the Weyerhaeuser name and have more than 13 million acres of timberland, the companies said Sunday. It will be worth $23 billion based…

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    P.E.I. government installing biomass burners at sites around province

    ByClaude November 9, 2015July 14, 2026

    Seven more biomass installations are in line for government facilities early next year, says Energy Minister Paula Biggar. Already in place at 13 government properties, Biggar says the heating method reduces greenhouse gas and supports local industry. “Biomass heat is a local, renewable, carbon neutral resource, and government is leading the way for biomass heat,”…

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    Lumber baron was stumped by gravity

    ByClaude November 9, 2015July 13, 2026

    Sometimes you just wonder why business people even bother. Making money can be so damn hard. Back in 1890, David Gilmour was an entrepreneur and a go-getter. A git’er done kinda guy. His lumber mill was one of the biggest in the world, supplying both American and Canadian builders. But he had a problem. His…

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    B.C. export economy expected to rebound next year, says new report

    ByClaude November 9, 2015July 13, 2026

    B.C.’s exports are forecast to grow by six per cent next year, according to a new study by Export Development Canada — Canada’s export credit agency. “It’s really a broad-based increase. We actually get some commodity price increases,” said Peter Hall, chief economist at Export Development Canada. He says there are large volumes of metals and ores available and in 2016…

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