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OptiSaw – the must-attend forum for those driving the future of sawmilling – has opened registrations for the one-day information-packed event in Richmond, B.C., on June 5.
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David MacNaughton was appointed Canada's Ambassador to the U.S. in March 2016. Working closely with Minister of Foreign Affairs Chrystia Freeland, the ambassador has been integrally involved in representing Canada's interests on softwood lumber and in NAFTA negotiations, COFI writes.
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The CWF 2018 Spring Meeting is a recognized annual event that attracts well over 300 representatives of the forest sector from across the region.
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Mühlböck's drying specialists create customized drying solutions for the lumber industry. Their patented Heat Recovery creates savings up to 50% in boiler capacity, cutting your energy costs in half! Mühlböck's over 12000 systems installed world-wide include High Capacity Continuous kilns, multi-purpose sideloader & longitudinal CDK kilns, and High Performance kilns for exceptionally fast drying. Experts in hardwood drying, they also provide specialized lamella kilns, vacuum, steam and combined kilns, as well as sawdust & woodchip beltdryers. Parts & service are available directly from locations in both Canada & the US! Your contact for North America: www.drykilns.ca
Mühlböck Drying Technology, phone (00)1-250-679-4475
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Derek Tchir is a logger because he likes the smell of trees. He’s surprised when I tell him that’s the first time I’ve heard that response, editor Maria Church writes in her exclusive profile of Tchir Forest Products in Lac La Biche, Alta.
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In the Rouge-Matawin wildlife preserve, a crew of young foresters is busy at work in a predominantly softwood sector about an hour’s drive away from Saint-Michel-des-Saints, Que.
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International technology supplier Springer Group has acquired a majority stake in Finnish company FinScan.
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Lincoln Dobson’s Buena Vista, Sask.,-based business, Last Mountain Timber Wrighting and Recycling, helps to preserve existing old growth forests while providing some of the soundest, richly-textured, appearance grade wood available for new construction, Tony Kryzanowski writes.
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