The Midway British Columbia mill once operated by Pope and Talbot is scheduled to go into a two Part Auction. The first part will consist of a sealed bid Entirety sale that will take place September 17th 2010.
The NDP is promising to hike stumpage fees to log on Crown land and to offer woodlot owners a multi-year silviculture funding package.
State media have generated an image of engagement and compassion, and the Prime Minister may succeed in using the event to secure even more power
Forestry Tasmania has done nothing to quell speculation it's considering becoming a woodchip exporter when Gunns stops logging native forests.
In the past two years, Toronto planted 16,000 trees on the streets and through residential areas. Each costs upward of $450, counting two years of maintenance. So for every 1,000 trees that die in a year, the city will have to spend $450,000 to replace them.
Premier Shawn Graham is promising to introduce new measures designed to revive the province's beleaguered forestry sector.
Low operating rates and reduced shipments resulting from Fort St. John sawmill upgrades cited
Tembec says attempts to sell mill were unsuccessful
This year's NALWA meeting offers an Outlook on the Eastern Canadian Softwood Lumber Industry with Rick Doman, President & CEO of Eacom Timber Corporation (formerly Domtar), and a first-hand discussion with a panel of some of the largest retailers in Canada.
Forest products will be the key factor driving the index lower in 2010, which surged earlier in the year but have since slipped as pulp and lumber producers increased output.
New Board will begin following emergence of bankruptcy
Official announcement of curtailment of coal
Broadband services could be expanded to resource-based communities
Lumber production by sawmills increased 2.9% in September from a month
The U.S. Coalition for Fair Lumber Imports may file a trade complaint against B.C. wood producers
Serious concern over changes by provincial government
Local politicians vocal
Minister Gravelle changes Ontario
