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    N.W.T. closes highways as forest fires intensify

    ByClaude June 29, 2015July 14, 2026

    The N.W.T. Department of Transportation closed two highways Saturday as a combination of lightning, hot, dry weather and high winds continued to spark new fires and help existing ones to spread. Highway 6, the road to Fort Resolution, closed early Saturday afternoon. A fire burning in the area jumped the highway and campers were being told…

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    As forest fire season drags on, Yukon seeks drivers

    ByClaude June 29, 2015July 14, 2026

    Yukon Wildland Fire Management is looking for truck drivers to help move crews, vehicles and equipment around the territory. The agency is compiling a list of drivers with Class 3 or Class 4 licenses who can work one or two weeks at a time during what’s turned into a busy forest fire season. Local fire districts…

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    Comox Fire deals with stubborn forest blaze

    ByClaude June 26, 2015July 13, 2026

    Comox Fire Rescue received a call on Sunday afternoon, June 21 of smoke in the North East Woods. A fire was located very deep in the forest area. Sixteen Comox firefighters used over 2000 gallons of water and three hours to extinguish the fire. A small crew from the Coastal Fire Base (forestry) in Campbell…

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    Meadow Creek Cedar plants trees despite licence problems

    ByClaude June 26, 2015July 13, 2026

    Meadow Creek Cedar is busy planting trees and doing road maintenance this summer in an attempt to reduce the liability that has caused the provincial government to cancel its forest licence as of Aug. 7. The licence is for sale, with a deadline of July 15 for bids, and the buyer has to be approved…

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    Forest fire still burning by Harrison Lake, B.C.

    ByClaude June 26, 2015July 14, 2026

    A forest fire burning on the shores of Harrison Lake is still approximately 0.5 hectares in size as of this morning. Fire Information officer Donna McPherson says the fire, which was human-caused, is not threatening any structures. The fire is within the Harrison Hot Springs Fire Department jurisdiction, but they called in provincial coastal fire…

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    Value-added to B.C. wood facility to open

    ByClaude June 26, 2015July 13, 2026

    A new value-added wood product is set to be exported from the Alberni Valley this fall, Cantimber Biotech director of project development and research Michael Liu said. “The fuel we’re using at Cantimber is logging residue from the Alberni Valley,” said Liu. Between 50,000-55,000 cubic metres of wood waste will be collected from 10 cut…

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    Wood marketing board directors fired after forest commission investigation

    ByClaude June 26, 2015July 13, 2026

    The directors of the York Sunbury Charlotte Forest Products Marketing Board have been “removed from office … for cause,” following an investigation by the New Brunswick Forest Products Commission. The York Sunbury Charlotte Marketing Board represents the interests of about 7,100 private woodlot owners. (Jacques Boissinot/Canadian Press) All 21 directors hadpreviously been suspended after a review of the board’s audited financial…

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    Making the most of what you have

    ByClaude June 26, 2015July 13, 2026

    Robin Shackleton from Errington and Joe Young from Qualicum Beach are part of a movement. The local instrument makers are two of 46 artists from Vancouver Island and beyond who are out to create a wide range of artwork out of a giant hollow Western big leaf maple. “(It’s about) making the most out of…

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    Forest NB comments on Auditor General’s report

    ByClaude June 25, 2015July 13, 2026

    In response to the Auditor General’s report tabled on June 23rd, the industry association, Forest NB, considers that the findings validate that the current investment in silviculture on Crown and Private lands do support forest management objectives with regard to sustaining wood volume which will translate into more stable and predictable wood supply for the…

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    AG Kim MacPherson releases audits on health, silviculture

    ByClaude June 25, 2015July 14, 2026

    Auditor General Kim MacPherson has released a new report detailing audits into infection control in hospitals, as well as chapters on silviculture and private wood supply. ​MacPherson outlined her latest report to the legislature on Tuesday morning. Hospital infection prevention and control programs lacking, AG finds The auditor general’s report described how the province’s two regional health authorities do…

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