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Canadian National (CN) railway and the union representing its workers have reached a tentative agreement to bring more than 3,000 employees back to work after a week-long strike.
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Roughly 2,000 coastal loggers are off the job this week. Employer Mosaic Forest Management has curtailed its harvesting operations on Vancouver Island and coastal B.C. due to current market conditions.
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Demand for wood millwork in the U.S. is forecast to increase 2.4 per cent annually in nominal terms through 2023, according to Wood Millwork: United States.
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After an influx of new products hit the truck market in 2019, this model year is more of a transition year for many brands. CFI contributor and automotive journalist Mario Cywinski shares a preview of what to expect in 2020 truck models.
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At the age of 24, Andrew Betts dreamed of being a large forestry contractor. Now 33 years old, Andrew has built-up quite the business as the owner of Clay Hill Equipment Inc. Read Andrew’s story as this week’s Top 10 Under 40 winner!
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PDI's economical waste wood burner is capable of burning a variety of waste fuels, with varying moisture content. The burner provides a steady, stable source of clean heat to kiln. With options for direct heat and minimum ash carryover, or zero ash carry over this system eliminates the need for a boiler and allows continued use of waste products to heat the kiln. Designed to be both economical and efficient, the waste wood burner improves the bottom line without sacrificing quality.
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What does mentorship mean to you? Tolko’s Tanya Wick seeks to answer that question for herself in this month’s blog post.
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A logging outfit in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., has received a cash injection of nearly $400,000 from the province to purchase equipment and expand its harvesting operations.
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Canfor Corporation announced this week it will be curtailing operations at all British Columbia sawmills at the end of December.
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