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Russia has become the world’s largest exporter of softwood lumber in 2019 and is on track to ship almost 32 million m³ of lumber this year, representing 23 per cent of globally traded lumber.
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Interior B.C. mass timber company Structurlam is spending $90 million to purchase, retrofit and equip a former steel plant in Conway, Ark.
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Family-owned cedar sawmill Errington Cedar Products has closed its doors after nearly 30 years in the central Vancouver Island community of Errington, B.C.
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CFI's latest sawmill profile takes readers inside EACOM Timber Corporation's 100-year-old Timmins sawmill in northern Ontario, where management and staff are looking to the next 100 years. Read about the mill's past, present and future.
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Climate change is speeding up the migration of trees. CFI contributor Mike Straus explains the science and asks: How can those in the forestry business stay profitable and sustainable in such a changing environment?
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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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Diversifying their value-added products has kept C&C Wood Products ahead of the curve in B.C. Read about their approach to wood products manufacturing.
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The Truck Loggers Association’s board of directors has announced the resignation of their executive director, David Elstone, effective Feb. 15, 2020.
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Forest Products Association of Canada CEO Derek Nighbor has issued a response to the Wildlands League report on forest practices in Canada titled "Boreal Logging Scars.
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January 29-31, 2020
Location: Prince George, B.C.
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