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In the event that supply of sawmill residuals declines, Pinnacle plans to use harvest residuals and increased inventories that it has been utilizing as a result of sawmill curtailments experienced in B.C.
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Ontario ordered all non-essential businesses to close on March 24. However, Ontario companies that ensure the global supply of forest products are considered essential workplaces and will be permitted to stay open.
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In an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, FPAC president and CEO Derek Nighbor requested that Canada follow the U.S.’s lead and add forest products to its list of essential critical infrastructure workers.
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In a letter to its partners and community, BioNB provided an update on its operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization is postponing its annual Atlantic BIOCON event in P.E.I. to September 10-11.
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A-waste-to-energy (WtE) boiler was experiencing fireside corrosion. IGS was contracted to apply an HVTS cladding on top of the weld overlay in situ to stop corrosion and ensure the reliable and safe operation of the boiler.
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"As economic growth becomes negative, many sectors and industries will suffer from a drop in demand. However, the demand for industrial wood pellets is somewhat independent of drops in economic activity,” writes FutureMetrics president William Strauss about the impact of COVID-19 on the industrial wood pellet market.
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Suzanne Bernier, an internationally-recognized crisis expert, shares advice on how businesses should act during the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to “flatten the curve,” non-essential services should take immediate measures to protect its employees.
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