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A mixed bag of 22 very different stocks, including forest companies
It began with a trio of all-time temperature records on the second, third and fourth
Civil suits launched to recover $37 million in firefighting costs
Laid-off forest workers would be perfect to help in hot, dry summer, minister says
Preliminary estimates pegged the cost of the fire at between $6-million and $10-million
AbitibiBowater announced that the company has appointed Mr. Bruce K. Robertson as C.R.O.
A program that has already helped thousands of workers in the troubled forest sector is opening up another round for its early retirement assistance package
U.S. Congress’s unrelenting efforts to rid the world of fossil fuel have now produced a North American trade war over an obscure substance called “black liquor.”
The beleaguered producer will also take a special charge related to the CCAA filing by Fraser Papers
A joint $7.8-million effort by scientists will study the relationship between the pine beetle, the fungus it carries and the lodgepole pine trees the pest is killing.
Forestry slump spreads to construction, energy and consumer sectors. But province will rebound, report says
PriceWaterhouseCoopers is asking the Superior Court that they be absolved of all responsibility for the bankrupt mill
Consolidated sales reached $110.2 million compared to $131.5 million a year ago
Thunder Bay Ventures may have declared forestry “defunct” a little too soon but its annual small business survey does point to a new way of thinking
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Summer #1, 2009 Vol. 13 # 4
New endangered species regulations
Programs in ‘survival mode’
Low cost practices being favoured
Focus on the future
Program reductions taking toll
Longer term solutions needed
‘Hard work equals greater reward’
Government needs to pick up the slack
Strong showing at WoodWORKS! awards
Free daytime admission
Ontario Forestry Association reaches milestone
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