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Demand for North American lumber experienced little change from last week’s tepid tone. Supply continued to outpace demand in most categories, while prices of panels showed increasing vulnerability.
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The investment will provide free training for up to 3,800 apprentices, journeypersons and jobseekers for careers in in-demand jobs such as millwright, welding and electrical trades.
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The Membertou First Nation and Indigenous Services Canada announced the construction of a new gas bar and a mass timber office building at the Seventh Exchange retail district in Nova Scotia.
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SMS Equipment now has exclusive dealer rights for TimberPro equipment in Western and Northern Canada. To celebrate, we’re offering TimberPro machine owners a limited time offer to receive up to $500* off your next service with SMS Equipment.
Keep your TimberPro machines strong and agile when you need them most. Book your service now.
*Offer ends August 31, 2024. Limit 1 offer per customer. Valid in AB, BC, MB, SK, Yukon and NWT. Valid on all TimberPro machine models. Not valid on Komatsu forestry models or attachments including Quadco, Southstar and Logmax. Other conditions apply.
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Primary wood industry challenges in B.C. must be addressed before expecting success in secondary manufacturing. Industry leaders are sounding the alarm about a fiber shortage, regulatory uncertainty, and a whirlwind of policy changes that are scaring away investors.
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Compared to the overall Canadian workforce, the forest sector includes a higher representation of men, Indigenous Peoples, rural and remote workers, and workers without a post-secondary education.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has updated its regulated areas for emerald ash borer (EAB - Agrilus planipennis) to include an area in B.C., in an effort to slow the insect's spread.
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British Columbia’s chief forester Shane Berg has set the new allowable annual cut (AAC) level for the North Island Timber Supply Area (TSA). The new AAC for the North Island TSA is 1,096,000 cubic metres.
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Irving spent 76 years at his family's company, J.D. Irving, Ltd., including as president, and was chair until his death on Friday, June 21, at age 96.
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We're excited to announce this year's search for the Top 10 Under 40 in Canadian Forest Industries! We’re looking for outstanding young professionals who have made significant impacts in their fields and deserve to be celebrated. Nominate someone exceptional today!
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September 15, 2024 | St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador
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