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Unusual for the time of year but a surprise to no one, lumber prices rose further in the second week of January, Madison’s Lumber Reporter says.
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First Nations continue to call for an immediate reset to the process used by the province to engage with Nations on changes to modernize forest policy in B.C.
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One hundred per cent owned by the First Nation, the Papasay Sawmill in northern Ontario is tooled for maximum flexibility to provide both local employment and the wood products needed to build a new community from the ground-up.
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“It’s been a wild ride for wood products, particularly lumber, over the past two years,” writes FEA’s Paul Jannke, contributor of this year’s 2022 lumber markets outlook. Read Jannke’s expert take on what the industry can expect this year.
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This year’s Truck Loggers Association conference, like every year, was not short on energy or passion. But frustration, anger, and grave concern were also voiced by many forest industry experts who presented during the virtual conference last week. Read our takeaways from the sessions.
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The agreement applies to 100 per cent of the “ancient and remnant trees” in 1,068 hectares which B.C.’s Old Growth Technical Advisory Panel has identified on Tree Farm Licence 39-2.
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Scania subsidiary LOTS Group has acquired Bellwether Forest Products, a full-service timber transport company based in South Carolina.
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European biomass boiler manufacturer Viessmann has purchased 2,200 hectares of forest in Nova Scotia as part of the company’s sustainability strategy.
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