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    Canfor Corp. closes Canal Flats sawmill in the east Kootenays

    ByClaude September 11, 2015July 14, 2026

    Canfor Corp.’s Canal Flats sawmill in the east Kootenays has become the latest casualty in the British Columbia forest industry’s struggle to balance its production against timber supplies that are shrinking since the mountain pine beetle infestation. Canfor, on Wednesday announced it will permanently cease operations at the mill Nov. 9 due to “a lack…

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    Canfor announces permanent closure of Canal Flats sawmill

    ByClaude September 10, 2015July 14, 2026

    Canfor Corp. announced Wednesday (September 9) that is is permanently closing its Canal Flats sawmill, laying off 65 workers and nine staff members. The mill’s last day is to be November 9. It’s the second time in less than a year that the small village of Canal Flats has been hit with layoffs. Canfor cut…

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    Northern Pulp mill takes Nova Scotia to court over operating permit

    ByClaude August 24, 2015July 14, 2026

    The Northern Pulp mill is taking the province of Nova Scotia to court. Documents filed in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia on Friday challenge dozens of terms and conditions in the mill’s industrial approval and five-year operating permit issued by the Environment Department in January. In April, the mill appealed that decision to Randy…

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    BRIGHTON: Point Tupper paper mill enjoys NSP cost shelter

    ByClaude August 18, 2015July 14, 2026

    Utility’s major client billed mostly for thermal power; others pay more for renewables Nova Scotia Power Inc.’s largest customer, Port Hawkesbury Paper LP, is being shielded from mounting fuel costs falling on other ratepayers. While Port Hawkesbury Paper is billed primarily for cheaper thermal power, the rest of us pay for the boutique stuff coming…

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    Conifex Holds Off on Mackenzie Sawmill Rebuild Decision

    ByClaude August 10, 2015July 14, 2026

    Prince George, B.C.- Just when Conifex will rebuild its idled Mackenzie Site 1 mill  is not known.Conifex has just announced it has  purchased  a mill in Arkansas. “It’s important to Conifex to secure this ideal site and high quality infrastructure in one of the most advantaged softwood supply regions in North America” says Conifex CEO Ken…

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    Paper Excellence mill closure will hurt Sunshine Coast communities

    ByClaude July 24, 2015July 14, 2026

    The unexpected closure of the paper production operations at the Howe Sound Mill owned by Paper Excellence could cost more than 130 jobs, says Unifor Local 1119. “The announcement was a shock to us all,” said Unifor Local 1119 President Don Rheaume. “We’re very disappointed and will work hard to help our members who are…

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    Northern Pulp mill not off the hook despite clear air, Pictou group says

    ByClaude July 20, 2015July 14, 2026

    Even though the smell and smog spewing out of Northern Pulp has faded this summer, a Pictou activist group remains skeptical the pulp mill’s emissions will stay out of their lungs for long. “It’s not a big issue in the town of Pictou any more, except for the people who comment, ‘Oh isn’t this nice…

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    Government makes changes to pulp mill permit

    ByClaude July 10, 2015July 14, 2026

    The government is making eight changes to its industrial approval of Northern Pulp, in response to an appeal from the Pictou pulp mill earlier this year. Environment minister Randy Delorey said Thursday seven of the eight changes to the permit, which was first issued to the mill in April, are administrative and mostly deal with…

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    Former Employees Who Purchased Closed Virginia Sawmill Find Success

    ByClaude July 3, 2015July 14, 2026

    Focusing on grade lumber and high quality production, former employees purchase and restart Virginia sawmill. New owners explain the process of reopening an idle facility. When a sawmill that had been run by International Paper (IP) sat empty in Isle of Wight County, Virginia after being shut down in the summer of 2009, several men…

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    Northern Pulp mill back to work

    ByClaude June 30, 2015July 14, 2026

    The Northern Pulp mill in Pictou County is back in operation. Installation of the new 10-storey, $22-million electrostatic precipitator is complete, mill officials said in a news release. “With this precipitator, we have entered a new era of improving the mill’s environmental performance significantly,” general manager Bruce Chapman said in the release. “Northern Pulp now…

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