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    Grizzly bears wander into Manitoba polar bear territory, new research shows

    ByClaude June 19, 2015July 14, 2026

    Researchers from the University of Saskatchewan are marveling at the photos taken from their wildlife cameras set up in Manitoba’s Wapusk National Park, showing grizzly bears outside of their typical habitat. Photos that researcher Doug Clark tweeted out Thursday show grizzlies, polar bears and black bears in the vicinity of one camera mounted on a fence post in…

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    Provinces the key to resource-revenue sharing with First Nations

    ByClaude June 18, 2015July 14, 2026

    Resource-revenue sharing has emerged as the next Big Idea for First Nations. Like most Big Ideas, it seems simple, but in reality is full of legal difficulties and unintended economic consequences. Perry Bellegarde, National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations (AFN), said immediately upon being elected to that position, “If our lands and resources…

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    Mercury contamination at Grassy Narrows First Nation will get worse with logging, deputy chief says

    ByClaude June 18, 2015July 14, 2026

    Leaders at Grassy Narrows First Nation want all logging near their community stopped for fear it is adding to the mercury contamination already poisoning people in the northwestern Ontario community. “It’s the same government and the same ministry that allowed the mercury to be dumped,” said Grassy Narrows Deputy Chief Randy Fobister of the provincial…

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    Future markets for woodland owners

    ByClaude June 18, 2015July 14, 2026

    The provincial representative at H.C. Haynes Ltd. reminded woodland owners that although U.S. housing starts have been good recently, lumber prices don’t always mirror housing starts. In fact, the price of lumber has declined recently and he expected it would go down another $5 a tonne within the next month. The price for Oriented Stand…

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    J.D. Irving, Port Hawkesbury Paper subsidies are in U.S. crosshairs

    ByClaude June 18, 2015July 13, 2026

    The U.S. government is investigating whether to impose trade sanctions on paper exports from the Maritimes because of industrial subsidies that producers receive from the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia governments. The U.S. International Trade Commission said in a preliminary ruling in April that American paper manufacturers have been hurt by the low price of…

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    Port Alberni mayor unhappy with raw logs leaving town

    ByClaude June 18, 2015July 13, 2026

    Port Alberni Mayor Mike Ruttan says the amount of raw logs leaving his city’s port is growing exponentially and he wants some answers. He adds one in seven raw logs leaving Canada is leaving from Port Alberni. “We get concerned because we think potentially those are jobs, potentially that’s income for the Province, income for…

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    Fighting environmentalists: Some suggest government counter forestry industry opponents

    ByClaude June 18, 2015July 13, 2026

    Kenora Mayor Dave Canfield says it’s time the provincial and federal governments fought back against environmental groups opposed to forestry practices in northern Ontario and Quebec. Canfield, who heads the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association, on Wednesday said groups like Greenpeace are damaging the regional economy, and without any basis in fact. He added forestry standards…

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    Groups related to the biomass industry band together to challenge press coverage

    ByClaude June 17, 2015July 14, 2026

    Frustrated by what they see as skewed news coverage of biomass, a coalition of forest industry groups is attacking media outlets, charging that reporters are giving free rein to environmentalists’ critiques of wood-fired power generation while ignoring evidence that the cultivation, harvest and burning of trees and wood waste to generate electricity does not exacerbate…

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    Hundreds of goats stampede to stamp out forest fires in California-Video

    ByClaude June 17, 2015July 14, 2026

    Only this goat stampede can prevent forest fires in California. Hundreds of the animals were filmed being released into the Berkeley Hills on Friday, reports KGO. They brought traffic to a standstill and kicked up clouds of dust as they scampered down a slope and along a road. The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory said it rented…

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    Could The Empire State Building Be Built With Wood?

    ByClaude June 17, 2015July 13, 2026

    High-rise buildings constructed from wood are having a bit of a moment. And that begs an important question: could the Empire State Building, the quintessential skyscraper, be built using wood? Finnish forestry company Metsä Wood teamed up with Canadian architect Michael Green to tackle that question, as part of Metsa’s Plan B project. The final…

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