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On Mar. 9, the inaugural Women in Forestry Summit drew hundreds of people together online to hear industry thought leaders discuss gender equity in the forest products sector.
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Despite having “retired” in 2005, Frank Dottori has continued pursuing opportunities in the industry, most recently as the CEO of White River Forest Products (WRFP) and WRC Timber. Since taking over, Dottori has been leading the charge to upgrade the WRFP mill.
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The report also suggests the Nova Scotia–based pulp mill and its parent company Paper Excellence withdraw their request for a Supreme Court review of the province’s December 2019 decision to scrap their original proposal for a new effluent treatment plant.
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Stéphane Roux, Sébastien Dufour and Frédéric Bonneau, co-owners of Groupe Val, have found opportunities by teaming up with other forestry entreprenuers. They work with seven forestry teams and two subsidiaries. CFI shares an inside look at their operations.
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On March 2, the Canadian Woodlands Forum (CWF) hosted a webinar to look at how the pulp mill’s closure has affected the forest industry and possible steps forward. According to the speakers, the full effects have yet to be felt, but contractors have suffered so far.
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The schools, Bayview Elementary School and Sir Mathew Begbie Elementary School, are part of a Vancouver School Board pilot project for future mass timber schools. Using mass timber will help the school buildings have a greater resistance against earthquakes.
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On February 17, John Deere hosted a virtual panel discussion focused on the impact of technology on loggers’ operations. Panelists shared their experiences with technology and how it has helped them improve their efficiency and profitability. Here are some key takeaways.
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Cameron River Logistics receives up to 50 truckloads a day of 16-foot CTL spruce logs. Dozens of train cars leave the yard every week, moving the logs to a sawmill five hours south. And the Sennebogen 830 M-T log handler shows up to work every day to keep the wood moving.
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