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    Haze from fires blankets B.C.’s south coast

    ByClaude July 6, 2015July 13, 2026

    Haze from forest fires blanketed much of the Sunshine Coast and the Lower Mainland on Sunday morning. Ash can be seen on vehicles in areas of the city, including Kitsilano. The shishalh Nation in Sechelt reported this weekend that there have been big increases in respiratory distress calls to emergency services due to smoke. The…

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    Pallet wars: corrugated industry tries to edge out wood pallets

    ByClaude July 3, 2015July 13, 2026

    Pity the lowly wood pallet. Nobody thinks about it. But it does so much work. Most merchandise in supermarkets and big box stores is shipped on wood pallets. There are roughly two billion wood pallets circulating in the U.S. But now, the wood pallet is under attack. What’s wrong with them? Well, for starters, tons end up in landfills….

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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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    Weyerhaeuser’s Investment Value Weakens on Dicey Future

    ByClaude July 3, 2015July 14, 2026

    Management believes that gradual recovery in the U.S. housing market as well as timber supply shortage in Canada will boost demand for Weyerhaeuser’s Timberlands and Wood Products segments in 2015. Housing starts are expected to be approximately 1.1 million. Also, the company remains committed toward rewarding its shareholders through dividend payments and share buybacks. In…

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    Forest fire season much busier than last year; 57 blazes currently burning

    ByClaude July 3, 2015July 14, 2026

    Though there has been more forest fire activity so far this year than in 2014, it hasn’t been above average. So far in 2015, there have been 286 forest fires in the province which have burnt more than 28,000 hectares. The 10-year provincial average for the first three months of the forest fire season is…

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    Resolute given one-year extension to regain FSC certification on Quebec land

    ByClaude July 3, 2015July 14, 2026

    Resolute Forest Products has received a one-year extension to secure confirmation from an independent auditor that it is using responsible forestry management practices in an area of Quebec’s Lac-St-Jean region. The Quebec-based company’s says the auditor, the Rainforest Alliance which suspected its certification in late 2013, has accepted a joint request for an extension from…

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    Sask. government’s 20 km firefighting policy criticized

    ByClaude July 3, 2015July 13, 2026

    With wildfires threatening towns and villages across northern Saskatchewan, the mayor of La Loche is criticizing the provincial government for not fighting them more aggressively. There have been more than 520 forest fires so far this year, about three times as many the same time last year. They have forced more 5,000 people to leave their homes due to heavy smoke and the proximity…

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    Alberta warns hot, windy weather could make wildfires in forest zone worse

    ByClaude July 3, 2015July 14, 2026

    The Alberta government is warning that the weather is pushing the threat of wildfires in forested areas to extreme levels. The problem is continued hot, dry conditions and expected winds of up to 50 km/h. The province said Thursday wildfires that start under these conditions can grow very large, very quickly and are very difficult to put out….

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    COUNCIL SEEKS UNRELEASED FUNDS FROM PROVINCE

    ByClaude July 3, 2015July 14, 2026

    The city of Prince George is calling on the province to release 800 million dollars in funding that was promised to communities across BC impacted by Pine Beetles. While a significant amount of money has been recieved, council says it is drying up when it is needed most. “Through our Omineca Beetle Action Coalition, we’ve…

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    Jack M. Mintz: TPP should raze forest protectionism

    ByClaude July 2, 2015July 13, 2026

    With fast-track approval by the U.S. Congress, President Obama moves ahead with one of his most important initiatives of this second term: the negotiation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). For Canada, a successful conclusion of the TPP will mean access to markets with 792 million people and $28.2 trillion in GDP, 40 per cent of…

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