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    Resolute lawsuit against Greenpeace will continue, despite setback

    ByClaude October 17, 2017July 13, 2026

    Resolute Forest Products remains resolute in its legal battle in the United States against Greenpeace and Stand, despite a setback on Oct. 16. A judge in San Francisco dismissed the racketeering charges that Resolute had filed against the environmental activist organization, but left the door open for Resolute to try again. “The Court dismissed the…

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    Irving planning legal challenge to water pollution rules

    ByClaude October 17, 2017July 13, 2026

    Facing 15 counts of dumping a harmful substance into the St. John River, Irving Pulp and Paper is planning a legal challenge to Canada’s environmental regulations for pulp and paper mills, CBC News reports. The company is charged under the Fisheries Act regarding effluent from its mill at Reversing Falls. According to the CBC report,…

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    Private woodlot in Niagara achieves FSC certification

    ByClaude October 17, 2017July 14, 2026

    Cooks Mills Farms recently achieved Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification (FSC C018800) through the Eastern Ontario Model Forest’s (EOMF) Forest Certification Program. The 22.2 ha family farm near Welland, Ont., is owned and operated by Paul and Denice Robertson. EOMF says this farm is the first certified woodlands in the Niagara Peninsula. FSC® is an…

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    Quebec’s Solifor acquires Maine forest for $36 million

    ByClaude October 12, 2017July 14, 2026

    QUÉBEC CITY — To further secure the supply of quality fibre for Québec sawmills and processors, Solifor is continuing its expansion outside Quebec with the acquisition of Ste-Aurelie Timberlands, a 24,910-hectare forest property in Maine. The $36-million deal is Solifor’s second outside Quebec, bringing its out-of-province investments to $65 million. Located at the border of…

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    FSC and supporters unveil Vancouver Declaration

    ByClaude October 12, 2017July 13, 2026

    VANCOUVER — The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) launched an ambitious new initiative to increase the use of materials from responsibly managed forests. The Vancouver Declaration allows businesses which use these natural products to pledge their commitment to increase responsible sourcing. Global companies like IKEA, H & M, SIG, Marks and Spencer, Jysk, Mitsubishi Paper Mills…

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    Indigenous participation in clean economy is growing

    ByClaude October 12, 2017July 14, 2026

    OTTAWA — In a first of it’s kind report, Lumos Clean Energy Advisors has released the results of a national survey of clean energy projects with Indigenous community participation. Indigenous participation in Canada’s burgeoning clean energy economy has risen rapidly over the past two decades in every region of the country. The survey tracks the…

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    Private forest in B.C. sold for $19 million

    ByClaude October 12, 2017July 13, 2026

    POWELL RIVER, B.C. — Kootenay-based Selkirk Mountain Forest has purchased 6,327 acres of private forest land for $19.4 million on Texada Island, near B.C.’s Sunshine Coast. According to a story in the Powell River Peak, Texada Island Forest Reserve owned the land near Gillies Bay for several decades and hired Monticola Forestry to manage and…

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    Earth-i’s satellite imagery …

    ByClaude October 12, 2017July 13, 2026

    This article is no longer available, at the request of Earth-i. Photo of Saskatchewan forest, courtesy of Earth-i.

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    Feds launch program to promote mass timber in construction

    ByClaude October 10, 2017July 14, 2026

    OTTAWA — A new program from the federal government, Green Construction Through Wood (GCWood), is aimed at encouraging the long-term use of wood in non-traditional construction projects, such as tall buildings, as part of the government’s efforts to position Canada as a leader in the global low-carbon economy. The program launch follows the government’s budget…

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    Supporters of responsible forestry gather in Vancouver

    ByClaude October 10, 2017July 13, 2026

    VANCOUVER — Setting the course for the next three years of global responsible forest management, the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is holding a week-long general assembly in Vancouver. Approximately 800 members from more than 80 countries are expected to gather at the city’s Westin Bayshore Hotel to discuss policy issues that affect 200 million hectares…

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