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    Walbran logging buffer-zone injunction extended

    ByClaude January 5, 2016July 13, 2026

    Logging company Teal Cedar Products has been granted an extension of an injunction that will keep environmental activists at bay as the company continues to log in the Walbran Valley. In a decision delivered Monday, the B.C. Supreme Court ordered that until the end of March, the Western Canada Wilderness Committee and other environmental activists…

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    Regina researchers use tree rings to explain past, predict future

    ByClaude January 5, 2016July 13, 2026

    It’s hard to predict the weather, but University of Regina researchers are using trees to trace weather patterns from the past and give insight into what Saskatchewan’s climate might look like in the future. Dave Sauchyn, senior research scientist at the Prairie Adaptation Research Collaborative, said prairies trees have plenty of lights, carbon dioxide, good soil, and…

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    Fire at Canfor sawmill

    ByClaude January 5, 2016July 14, 2026

    The Grande Prairie Fire Department was called to a fire at the Canfor mill on Wapiti Road (108 Street) at about 10 a.m. on Monday. When crews arrived, Canfor employees were evacuating the building and indicated there was a fire in the sawmill. Crews found moderate smoke conditions and a smoldering fire being controlled by…

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    Mario Canseco: In B.C., politicians ignore environment at their peril

    ByClaude January 5, 2016July 13, 2026

    For many Canadians, 2015 will be remembered as a banner year for the environmental movement. In the past three months, there was a new global agreement on greenhouse gas emissions and a new government in Ottawa that ordered a ministry revamp — it is now called Department of the Environment and Climate Change — to…

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    Why Resolute can’t win in an ever-changing bush war

    ByClaude January 4, 2016July 13, 2026

    Long before global environmentalists had even heard of the oil sands, their Canadian target of predilection was the forest industry. Greenpeace and Forest Ethics waged savvy PR campaigns to persuade the world, and purchasers of wood and paper products, to boycott Canadian goods made from clear-cut forests. It was a roaring success. Celebrities took up…

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    Softwood industry needs louder B.C. voice

    ByClaude January 4, 2016July 13, 2026

    To the Editor: When Christy Clark said she would make a new softwood lumber agreement with the United States her top priority with a new federal government, New Democrats voiced support. We believe that a vibrant forest industry is vital to our economy. Forest dependent communities in the province, BC forest companies, and those over…

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    Value-added lumber seen as key to Asia trade

    ByClaude January 4, 2016July 13, 2026

    It sounds a bit contradictory to call the province’s recent forestry trade mission to Japan and China a success when British Columbia’s lumber shipments into the region are on the slide. For industry officials, however, the trip at the end of November was about maintaining their presence, even during a slowdown in those countries, and…

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    Northern Pulp sues over alleged broken contract

    ByClaude January 4, 2016July 13, 2026

    Mill claims it had deal with firm to design, install pollution control systemNorthern Pulp is suing a company it alleges walked away from a contract to design and install an air pollution control system, a move the Pictou County mill claims caused the cost of the work to substantially increase.In a statement of claim filed…

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    Decline of Maine paper mills behind Vermont’s forestry woes

    ByClaude January 4, 2016July 14, 2026

    Vermont officials say the state’s increasing forestry are due to the decline of the paper mill industry in Maine. Michael Snyder, commissioner of Vermont’s Department of Forest, Parks and Recreation, says that a significant market for the state’s wood is in jeopardy. People in Canada Get Wealthy Within A Month With This Offer! WATCH NOW!…

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    B.C. lumber trade delegation to Asia encouraged by response

    ByClaude January 4, 2016July 13, 2026

    It sounds a bit contradictory to call the province’s recent forestry trade mission to Japan and China a success when British Columbia’s lumber shipments into the region are on the slide. For industry officials, however, the trip at the end of November was about maintaining their presence, even during a slowdown in those countries, and…

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