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The Montreal Economic Institute has released a report stating that forest harvesting is not synonymous with deforestation and doesn’t threaten the sustainability of Canada’s forests.
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Burnt timber can be lower in moisture than intact timber, and the drier and finer the dust, the greater the risk of deflagration, or explosion.
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Ottawa has earmarked $400,000 for the Meadow Lake Tribal Council to sustain over 400 jobs near its NorSask Forest Products facility in Meadow Lake, Sask.
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CFI was on site at the John Deere demo site in Illinois for the launch of the second generation of the L-series skidder. John Deere’s Tim Flowers outlines the top features and improvements of the 748L-II skidder.
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On average, forestry equipment operators and drivers across Canada are earning $29 per hour, although, not surprisingly, the rates vary significantly by region. Read the fourth report in our 2018 CFI Contractor Survey.
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TimberWest has entered into a partnership with K’ómoks First Nation, Qualicum First Nation, the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business and the Sustainable Forestry Initiative to pilot a management certification for small-scale forests.
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B.C.-based SiCam Systems has added machine intelligence to its quality control systems that automatically adjusts cutting tools to maintain quality and size in the sawmill.
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September 25, 2018
Location: Northern Pulp site, Nova Scotia
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