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In a decisive move, B.C. Minister of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship Nathan Cullen has announced the suspension of proposed amendments to the Land Act.
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The $12 million investment increases lumber drying capacity and reduces energy consumption. The new kiln adds to the three existing kilns on site for drying lumber.
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Uncertainty prevailed in much of the North American lumber market; field inventories were lean in every lumber product category.
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Indigenous leaders warn the province not to just pay lip service to a new provincial law requiring consultation with First Nations before awarding new logging rights and contracts.
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Safety expert Patrick McDonald chats with behavioral design specialist Alexander Harald on how behavioral design and nudging can make sawmills safer.
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As the importance of our forests becomes even more evident, the industry is at the forefront of this revolution, employing innovative techniques and equipment to promote commercial thinning and fire hazard abatement.
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With a substantial $89.3 million fund, organizations and businesses are invited to submit project proposals aimed at fostering sustainability and prosperity north of the 49th parallel.
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Nature Canada fails to tell the Canadian public that the 400,000-hectare logging represents a mere 0.16 per cent of the boreal forest, writes columnist John Mullinder.
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West Fraser Cochrane, formerly Spray Lake Sawmills, announced that it’s pausing its 1,100-hectare logging plan to allow time for consultation with stakeholders.
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Natalie sees growing opportunity for women to enter and advance in the forest industry. A good start, she says, is reaching out to provincial forestry associations to learn about career options and openings.
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