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The Government of Canada plans to invest almost $83 million into IFIT to help strengthen the forestry sector by bridging the gap between new product development and commercialization, as well as an investment of $13 million into IFI to support Indigenous peoples’ participation in forestry opportunities including businesses, careers and governance.
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To support the implementation of Bill 41, B.C.’s current forest revenue sharing model needs to change from sharing less than five per cent to 50 per cent, Charlene Higgins and Carole Anne Hilton argue. This will help create a stronger, more diverse sector.
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The funding will be used to help cover costs for sanitizing stations, additional accommodations and/or transportation, facilities and services to maintain social distancing, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
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FS 216 has a robust log design with optimum angle and wider width to enhance traction performance for loggers and skidders. It provides excellent cut and chip resistance under the most critical operating conditions and ensures maximum protection against possible damages at any time.
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This annual competition recognizes the achievements of the newest generation of forest industry workers. Candidates who demonstrate strong work ethics, leadership by example, and efforts to grow the quality of our industry are who we’re looking to highlight.
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The forest sector is green and sustainable, but many young Canadians don’t know this. That’s why Project Learning Tree Canada (PLT Canada) is working to change the conversation around youth and forests through the Green Jobs program, mentorship and more.
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664: Prevention of Fires and Explosions in Wood Processing and Woodworking Facilities NFPA 664 aligns with NFPA 652, to help you provide appropriate dust control measures and improve safety in wood processing and woodworking facilities.
Help protect lives, property, and commodities from the risks of dust-related fires and explosions. Fire and life safety in woodworking facilities demand special dust hazard mitigation using NFPA 664. This Standard presents the latest requirements for the construction, operation, and protection of industrial, commercial, or institutional facilities that process wood or manufacture wood products.
NFPA 664 is a "must" for industrial and commercial facilities.
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As Canada found itself shutting down in the middle of March in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19, sawmills and logging operations continued on, doggedly providing the lumber and wood residuals required to make personal protective equipment (PPE) and products used by Canadians every day.
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As Quebec continues to see temperatures rise and lands drying, residents who have fled to self-isolate in their cottages and secondary homes far from large COVID-19 hit areas are believed to be part of the cause of Quebec’s ongoing forest fires.
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A new calculation recently developed by FPInnovations has led to the discovery of the real and remarkable benefits of having more 9-axle B-trains on the roads.
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