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Eastern Ontario politicians decry a $437 million deal with a major foreign-owned company while local and Ontario-based companies remain left in the cold.
New National Park Reserve in the Mealy Mountains, Labrador to protect important boreal forest landscape
Weakness in projected orders and low log availability cited
Static sawmill demos scheduled
Designer shows on television can be very enlightening, even if they are misleading their viewers.
Forestry firm's outlook hopeful, but cautious
As the science scandals keep coming, the air has gone out of the climate-change movement
Canadian firms are now able to bid on new U.S. contracts worth tens of billions of dollars
The transaction now remains subject to customary closing conditions.
Fourth-quarter and yearend earnings showed a marked improvement over its year-earlier performance
Al Thorlakson, stepped down Thursday as president of the company formed more than half a century ago by his father.
New green building credential latest in suite of LEED Professional Credentials
“It places traditional products, especially lumber and pulp, at the heart of a new, green business model that has the potential to make the forest products industry a pivotal force in Canada’s effort to become a clean energy super-power."
Local governments need to impose stricter controls on new subdivisions where nearby forests pose a fire risk, says report
Forests in the northern hemisphere could be growing faster now than they were 200 years
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Current Issue
Winter #1, 2010 Vol.14 #1
Politicians concerned
Charges against Ontario sawmill finally dropped
Ontario lags rest of country
Presentation to the Ontario Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, January 27, 2010.
Chapleau-area first site for TPC operations
Low emission engines a concern
Mixed reaction to new engines
Crown construction crucial
More wood volume needed
Close haul key to success
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