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September 11, 2019 |
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West Fraser will introduce variable operating schedules at five of its B.C. sawmills that will result in an estimated decrease of production between 15-25 per cent. The company will also curtail B.C. plywood production for two weeks.
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“The BC Lumber Trade Council is gratified to see the NAFTA Panel’s ruling that the USITC’s determination that the U.S. lumber industry is ‘injured’ by Canadian lumber imports is flawed in a number of important respects,” said president Susan Yurkovich.
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EACOM celebrated 70 years in Nairn Centre, Ont. this week. The mill’s original 19-person crew has grown to a team of 170 talented employees looking after forest management, woodlands operations, production, maintenance, administration and more.
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Logging contractors need forwarder tires that provide traction even in rugged terrain or challenging soil types. FORESTECH is a BKT bias steel-belted tire, suitable for forestry applications with forwarders. The strong bead and shoulder area ensure high puncture resistance as well as a longer tire life-cycle. As a result, you can deal with the most difficult operating conditions in the woods without sacrificing performance or operating costs. FORESTECH forwarder tires combine the following features in an affordable option:
• High puncture resistance
• Aggressive traction
• Heavy-duty service characteristics
» Find out more, including sizing and tech specs here.
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Modern day mass timber has exploded in North America over the past few years. On Oct. 8, CFI will host a one-hour webinar with Canadian Wood Council’s Peter Moonen, Structurlam, Element5, and Nordic to discuss what the future holds for the mass timber industry.
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Confederation College will receive $1,193,467 in funding to help 144 people learn new skills and acquire necessary work experience. Meanwhile, the Nishnawbe Forestry Operation and Sawmill Training Program will help 56 Indigenous people train for forestry careers.
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The deal will unite all John Deere Construction and Forestry dealerships in Canada under the Brandt banner and deliver unprecedented access to Deere products, parts and support services to Canadian contractors.
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“John’s record of success and proven leadership skills make him highly qualified to lead Deere and guide its success in the years ahead,” said Samuel R. Allen, chairman and current CEO.
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