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October 28, 2019 |
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Canadian Forest Industries is proud to highlight the winners of our seventh annual Top 10 Under 40 contest.
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Small changes in log costs together with lower income from lumber and residual sales have taken the gross margins for sawmills in British Columbia down to their lowest levels since 2009.
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An overnight fire at New Brunswick-based Miramichi Lumber Products destroyed the building earlier this month, causing $15 million in damages.
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WSM Horizontal Grinders deliver superior processing performance while minimizing horsepower and maintenance requirements at capacities from 10 to 100 tph. The horizontal feed allows for processing of large, bulky material at a metered rate to help maximize capacity. Materials processed include Bark, Slab Wood, Land Clearing Debris, Log Yard Debris, Green Waste, Pallets/Pallet Scrap, Trees/Stumps, and Urban Wood. WSM Horizontal Grinder are mill duty - Tough. Reliable. Built to Last.
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As more and more people recognize the benefits of building with wood and more mass timber manufacturers come onto the scene, mass timber is set to take off in North America. But what does this mean for Canada’s forest industry?
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Vic Hooper and his son Jared are a rare find in the B.C. Interior forest industry. Based in Armstrong, B.C., the duo work as hand fallers, logging contractors, brush cutters, and firefighters – taking on whatever job is needed at the time to keep the paycheque coming in.
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Ontario-based Tigercat Industries Inc. has completed the purchase of Ragnar Original Innovations located in New Hampshire, a manufacturer of material processing machinery.
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The fourth annual photo contest is calling for submissions that illustrate the benefits forestry provides for British Columbians.
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