Quesnel student wins 2020 COFI forestry scholarship
Quesnel’s Joseph Frisby is one of 12 British Columbians who received a B.C. Council of Forest Industries (COFI)
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The Forest will burn regardless. So, what can we do?
Let’s be clear: forests burn regardless of human presence. Ecological research has revealed there is a natural rhythm
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New disease suspected in deaths of deer on Gulf Islands
TIMES COLONIST — The provincial government is tracking the outbreak of a possible new deer disease after the
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Finnish forestry ends collective deals in labour market shock
One of Finland’s biggest employers’ unions said it will no longer take part in collective wage agreements, dealing
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Competitor looks to take over Sault-to-Sudbury rail line
SUDBURY, SOOTODAY.COM — A Sudbury rail services company wants to “put the brakes” on more government spending to
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Pandemic Deepens Slowdown of Wood Window and Door Market
IndexBox has published a new report: U.S. Wood window and door Market. Analysis And Forecast to 2025′. Here
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The Forest Enhancement Society of BC announces intake 7
British Columbia: The Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC) has announced its seventh intake for funding applications. Applications
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First Nations take Ontario government to court over environmental protections
TWOROWTIMES.COM — Several Indigenous groups are taking the Ontario government to court over recently rescinded environmental protections, arguing
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Potential for natural forest regrowth to capture carbon
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) — Researchers from Australia’s national science agency CSIRO joined scientists from
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Trump approves Alberta-Alaska rail line project
GLOBAL NEWS — U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he was issuing a presidential permit for the A2A