Komatsu Forest wins major contracts in South America
Fri January 27, 2012
Supplying World's largest pulp and paper mill
Supplying World's largest pulp and paper mill
Down 5.7% from October 2011 and down 1.1% from November 2010
Norbord Inc. reported EBITDA of $45 million in 2011 compared to $107 million in 2010 on 15% lower North American OSB prices.
Terrace Bay Pulp is now under the protection of the Companies Creditors Arrangement Act — a federal law that allows financially troubled corporations to restructure and avoid bankruptcy.
One of the great hopes for innovation in Canada’s battered forestry sector was officially inaugurated just outside of Windsor, QC.
NDP's Adrian Dix will impose new taxes on log exports to give sawmills an opportunity to get access to wood again.
Canadian rail freight traffic from both domestic and international operations was up 8.9% in November from November 2010, to 27.1 million tonnes.
B.C. professional foresters are being sent a special notice warning them to ensure they are accurately accessing a critical provincial forestry database or risk running afoul of provincial regulations.
Domtar Corporation announced the signing of a definitive agreement for the acquisition of privately-held Attends Healthcare Limited
Tembec's net losses surged to $16 million in the first quarter as the forest products producer's revenue was cut by five per cent on weaker paper pulp markets.
Atlas Holdings LLC announced the completion of a $93 million refinancing of its operating company, Forest Resources LLC.
Catalyst Paper Corporation has gained additional support for the proposed recapitalization transaction
A fresh five-year contract between Crofton’s pulp-mill owners and one of its two unions faces a worker ratification vote.
BC's Provincial Government has provided $700,000 for a study of BC's bio-economy.
Brings forestry back to MNR in Ontario but offers little detail
Ontario sawmiller latest victim of punitive policy