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    Non-recycled paper is better for the climate

    ByClaude May 15, 2019July 13, 2026

    When produced where the environmental impact of producing electricity is low, and where the forest is sustainably managed, paper from fresh fibres has a lower environmental impact than paper from recycled fibres. That’s the conclusion of a new life cycle study made by IVL, Swedish Environmental Research Institute. The study uses a Life Cycle Assessment…

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    Project Learning Tree Canada launches cross-country bike tour

    ByClaude May 14, 2019July 13, 2026

    VICTORIA, B.C. — Project Learning Tree Canada (PLT Canada) has launched its Green Ride for Green Jobs awareness campaign with a cross-country engagement tour to encourage even more youth to work in Green Jobs and help fill critical roles in forests and parks. PLT Canada’s Zac Wagman, Green Jobs Manager, will begin the Green Ride…

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    Ferrochrome refinery siting decision rekindles call for East-West access to the Ring of Fire 

    ByClaude May 13, 2019July 13, 2026

    Sioux Lookout Mayor Doug Lawrance was quick to congratulate officials at NorOnt Resources and the City of Sault Ste. Marie on the recent decision to locate a ferrochrome refinery to process minerals from the Ring of Fire. The Finnish Ambassador to Canada suggests this undertaking is modelled on a Finnish ferrochrome refining facility. But where…

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    RCMP steps up traffic enforcement in support of roadside-worker safety

    ByClaude May 13, 2019July 13, 2026

    Richmond, B.C. — The RCMP Lower Mainland District Integrated Road Safety Unit is partnering with the Work Zone Safety Alliance and WorkSafeBC to raise awareness about the risks workers face while working on or alongside the road. In 2018, two roadside workers died as a result of being hit by a motor vehicle and another…

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    Three future North Bay condos part of all-wood movement

    ByClaude May 13, 2019July 13, 2026

    At a news conference Friday, the Nipissing-Timiskaming MP Tony Rota said efforts are underway to increase the limit on how tall wooden structures can be in the province, doubling the limit to 12 storeys from the current six. “It’s a new endeavour,” Rota said after announcing a FedNor investment of $1.23 million to the Canadian…

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    Tolko announces sawmill closure

    ByClaude May 13, 2019July 14, 2026

    Global News — A sawmill in Quesnel will be permanently closed, while another sawmill in Kelowna will undergo a shift reduction, Tolko Industries Ltd., announced on Friday. Citing high wood costs and weak markets, the company said the closure process for Quest Wood sawmill in Quesnel will begin on Friday, Aug. 2. The company said…

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    Minister’s statement on Tolko’s closure of Quest Wood mill

    ByClaude May 13, 2019July 13, 2026

    Doug Donaldson, Minister of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development, has issued the following statement: “I am saddened by today’s news that Tolko will permanently close its Quest Wood sawmill in Quesnel and eliminate a shift at its Kelowna sawmill. “The loss of jobs in resource communities is difficult, and my thoughts are…

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    Thessalon lumber company laying off 20 workers

    ByClaude May 13, 2019July 14, 2026

    Twenty employees have been permanently laid off by Thessalon-based Midway Lumber Ltd. Thessalon is located about an hour’s drive east of Sault Ste. Marie. According to a report in Northern Ontario Business, USW Local 9260 president Scott Dunlop – who was one of the Midway Lumber employees laid off last week – told SooToday that…

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    Canada’s forest sector celebrates its best and brightest

    ByClaude May 10, 2019July 13, 2026

    Vancouver, BC – FPAC hosted its annual Awards of Excellence luncheon in Vancouver where it recognized individual and group contributions that are making a difference and taking the industry into the future. FPAC hosts this annual event to recognize excellence in the sector and to honour the achievements of our workers and community partners. Winners…

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    U.S./China Tariff Update — NHLA

    ByClaude May 8, 2019July 14, 2026

    The Hardwood Federation sent out the following information: It appears the U.S. – China trade negotiations will continue in Washington, D.C. this week (May 7) as scheduled despite concerns that President Trump’s Sunday night tweet had derailed the process. Although reports over the last few weeks indicated that negotiations had been proceeding in a positive…

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