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In response to the U.S. announcement, in a submission to the WTO, the federal government said, “Canada is deeply concerned by the United States’ actions which frustrate the proper functioning of the dispute settlement system.”
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We support that government has firmly committed to further and much-needed socio-economic and science-based analysis on the old-growth logging issue. But this is only the beginning of the conversation, writes Bob Brash, executive director of the Truck Loggers Association.
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The provincial government is kicking in $108.8 million towards the costs, with BCIT picking up the remaining $6 million of the $115 million project that is expected to create about 700 direct and indirect jobs.
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Combine decades of hands-on forestry experience with unmatched design and manufacturing capacity and you get the toughest, most dependable custom forestry attachments on the market. Brandt knows what you need to succeed, so we build and support the unique specialized grapples, couplers, thumbs, and guarding that help you win in the forest, every single day. That's Powerful Value. Delivered.
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As more forestry machines are built with sensors, increased fuel efficiency, and greater operator comfort in mind, the price obviously goes up. This could help explain why the percentage of operations with 21 or more machines has continued to drop from 31 per cent in 2016, to 26 per cent in 2018 to just 18 per cent in 2020.
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Over the past few years, the forestry landscape in B.C. has changed dramatically. Loggers have gone from salvaging mountain pine beetle-killed stands to facing a fibre supply shortage. But Prince George, B.C.-based Lo-Bar Log Transport is facing this challenge head-on by transitioning to steep slope logging and trialing commercial thinning operations.
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“We are proud to be recognized for our leadership in reducing carbon and sustainably managing our most precious renewable resource. It’s time to turn this environmental advantage into an economic and jobs advantage,” said FPAC president and CEO Derek Nighbor.
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Paper Excellence received approval on the $6.2-million loan from the British Columbia Supreme Court on Sep. 25. The money will be used to pay out severance and retiree benefits for the mill’s workforce.
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Oxford Pallet is the first company to be approved for funding under the Ontario government’s Forest Sector Investment and Innovation Program, which is designed to help Ontario forestry companies develop and implement innovative technology.
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