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    Pine beetles prepare to launch more attacks

    ByClaude June 8, 2015July 14, 2026

    Pine beetles that killed large swaths of Okanagan forest five years ago may be down, but they’re not out. The pest has infested hundreds of trees made vulnerable by the Trepanier Creek fire near Peachland in 2012. Crews felled about 400 pines along the four-kilometre greenway this spring.“The fire essentially brought the beetle in, and…

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    Column: Quality versus quality (fibre versus dimension lumber)

    ByClaude June 5, 2015July 14, 2026

    When I first became involved in forestry in the 1980s there was a debate over choosing a younger harvest age which would maximize fibre production rather than  produce larger dimension more valuable lumber from older forests. The rapid growth rates of young forests  produces more fibre per hectare which could be reconstituted (glued back together)…

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    What does the logging industry mean to Squamish?

    ByClaude June 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    Even the newest residents of Squamish likely have a sense that the forest industry is a large part of Squamish’s past, but what does it mean to Squamish today? The Squamish Chief sat down with Jeff Fisher, president and forestry manager of Sqomish Forestry LP, to talk about logging in the district. Q: What do…

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    Northern Pulp terminates Aby Karoud after confrontation

    ByClaude June 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    Northern Pulp has fired one its senior managers after he confronted the mayor of New Glasgow at a charity event on the weekend. “I was fired not about incompetence or something I did in the mill. I was fired because I voiced my opinion and expressed myself to the mayor,” says Aby Karoud, who until…

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    Laurentian School of Architecture built with cross-laminated timber

    ByClaude June 5, 2015July 14, 2026

    At first glance, it looks like a wooden castle is going up in downtown Sudbury. Crews at the site of the new 54,000 square foot Laurentian University School of Architecture building have been pouring concrete and installing rebar in the way you might expect at a construction site. But two-story high walls made from an engineered wood product not often seen in northern Ontario have…

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    Wood a West Coast designer favourite

    ByClaude June 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    It makes sense that the material we have in greatest abundance on the West Coast — wood — is also the most preferred by local furniture designers. “It’s alive, it’s in its true form, it’s just such a beautiful material and it’s so versatile,” says Romney Shipway of Vancouver’s Shipway Design, who designed the new…

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    David Coon loses bid to cancel wood supply contracts

    ByClaude June 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    Green Party Leader David Coon has failed in a bid to cancel the wood supply contracts between the provincial government and several forestry companies. Green Party Leader David Coon described Wednesday, the day his bill was defeated, as a sad day for New Brunswick forests. (CBC) Liberal and Progressive Conservative members joined forces on Wednesday…

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    Sahota wins lumber grader championship

    ByClaude June 5, 2015July 13, 2026

    After 25 years as a lumber grader and several attempts at the championship, Tolko Industries’ Rachhpal Sahota captured the title of B.C.’s Top Lumber Grader for 2015. “I finally got it,” a happy Sahota said Thursday, holding a framed certificate of the win. “It feels good.” Sahota beat out close to 30 of the top…

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    NDP Blasts Wynne Government For Allowing Wood To Go To Quebec And Bypass Ontario Mills

    ByClaude June 4, 2015July 13, 2026

    Today, NDP forestry critic Gilles Bisson blasted the forestry minister for allowing wood cut in Ontario forests to be shipped to Quebec over Ontario mills that need it. “Minister, you will know of Little John Enterprises in Timmins a second-generation sawmill that’s been operating in Timmins for a number of years. They have come to…

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    Alaska Airlines will test jet fuel made from wood waste

    ByClaude June 4, 2015July 13, 2026

    Alaska Airlines says it will fly a demonstration flight next year using 1,000 gallons of a biofuel made from wood waste in Northwest forests. The jet biofuel is being developed by the Washington State University-led Northwest Advanced Renewables Alliance using tree branches left after a timber harvests. The five-year project is being supported by the U.S….

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