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    New, high-tech sawmill planned for Ontario

    ByClaude July 14, 2017July 14, 2026

    International Wood Industries has revealed plans for a $145-million sawmill facility located in Bonfield, Ont. The development plan consists of a sawmill, three drying kilns, a planer mill, molding mill, and CNC facilities, in addition to ancillary buildings in support of the main processing plants. An administrative office and employee cafeteria are to be included….

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    Some mill operations suspended due to B.C. wildfires

    ByClaude July 13, 2017July 14, 2026

    Norbord and West Fraser have suspended operations at several B.C. sites due to wildfire activity and evacuation orders. Norbord reported on July 10 that it was suspending production at its OSB facility in 100 Mile House in order to comply with evacuation orders. At the time of evacuation, the mill was secure and all employees…

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    LP could convert Dawson Creek mill to produce siding

    ByClaude July 13, 2017July 13, 2026

    DAWSON CREEK, B.C. – The Louisiana-Pacific board of directors will vote later this month on a plan to convert the OSB mill in Dawson Creek to a new siding mill, according to a story on energeticcity.ca. The mill would produce SmartSide engineered wood siding. In the story, LP CEO Brad Southern explains the choice of…

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    EDC invests $13.5M in B.C. mill equipment supplier

    ByClaude July 13, 2017July 13, 2026

    OTTAWA – Export Development Canada (EDC) has made a $13.5 million equity investment into BID Group Holdings Ltd., part of a larger equity transaction led by Highland West Capital Ltd. Based in Prince George, B.C., BID provides mill equipment and turnkey solutions to the North American wood processing industry. Over the last five years, BID…

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    Opinion: B.C. not supporting its forest service

    ByClaude July 13, 2017July 13, 2026

    Edo Nyland, retired chief forester of the Yukon, has a few pointed questions about the B.C. government’s treatment of the B.C. Forest Service. In an article published in the Times Colonist newspaper, he claims that in 2016, the provincial government laid off 600 forest rangers and closed their ranger stations. “The small forest-fire section of…

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    Recap: FSC Canada’s annual general meeting

    ByClaude July 12, 2017July 13, 2026

    On June 28 and 29, FSC Canada held its annual general meeting in Montreal, where nearly 100 members, certificate holders and stakeholders attended to hear about the organization’s recent activities and learn about its upcoming national forest management standard. FSC Canada’s president, Francois Dufresne, delivered his highlights and successes from 2016 and talked about the…

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    Logging in Haliburton – Then and now

    ByClaude July 12, 2017July 13, 2026

    Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve has one of the few sawmills still operating in Haliburton County, Ont., but at the turn of the 20th century it would have been one of dozens of similar operations. The mill produces about 20,000 board feet of lumber per day – mostly made up of hardwood that is…

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    BC wildfires: State of emergency, online resources

    ByClaude July 10, 2017July 14, 2026

    To ensure a co-ordinated response to the current wildfire situation in British Columbia and to ensure public safety, Todd Stone, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for Emergency Management BC, announced on July 7 a provincial state of emergency. The state of emergency gives agencies such as Emergency Management BC, the Fire Commissioner,…

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    Revelstoke logging company fined for fatal 2015 accident

    ByClaude July 10, 2017July 13, 2026

    A Revelstoke logging company has been fined more than $13,000 by WorkSafeBC in connection with the death a worker in 2015, the Revelstoke Review reports. Canyon Creek Contracting was fined after it was found to have not done enough to ensure the safety of its workers prior to an incident that resulted in the death…

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    La Tuque biorefinery receives funding for study

    ByClaude July 10, 2017July 14, 2026

    LA TUQUE, QC – Bioénergie La Tuque will receive $500,000 from the federal government to carry out the first phase of technico-economic feasibility studies required to start up a biorefinery in La Tuque to convert residual forest biomass. “This significant contribution by Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions will further de-risk the Bioénergie La Tuque…

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