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With its latest preliminary review on Canadian softwood lumber shipments, the U.S. Department of Commerce is indicating it will reduce tariffs for most Canadian producers but increase them for B.C.-based West Fraser.
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“A resilient and reliable transportation system is critical to Canadian forestry’s ability to meet increasing global demand for our products, keep forestry workers working, and improve economic conditions in rural and northern forestry communities.”
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Vancouver Island’s San Group has signed a lumber-supply agreement with Smithers, B.C.-based Seaton Forest Products that will expand value-added manufacturing in B.C.
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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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Pro Link Logging out of Quesnel, B.C., is no stranger to the challenges of the forest industry, and has learned to adapt over the years, diversifying its business and investing in new equipment. Its most recent investments have been for accessing steeper slopes.
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From tree planters in Vanderhoof to foresters in Port McNeill and home builders in Williams Lake, we received photographs from all over B.C., illustrating the pride of workers and community members who are driving innovation in the industry, keeping B.C.’s forests healthy and producing products that are good for the planet.
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Teal-Jones said the blockaders have “crossed the line,” defying repeated requests of local First Nations to leave, and endangering workers and their own lives.
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“We proudly present our first dealer in North America!” says Timo Savornin, sales director at Nisula Forest Oy.
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The carbon stock in managed boreal forest landscapes is increasing, while it is relatively unchanged in less intensively utilized forests where carbon losses due to forest fires have instead been significant during 1990-2017, according to a new report.
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