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The province of Nova Scotia is funding half of the cost up to $10 million to fully shut down Northern Pulp’s effluent treatment facility.
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FPInnovations is actively working with stakeholders to identify how the forest sector can contribute to supplying the medical sector with much-needed equipment.
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Nova Scotia’s Environment Minister Gordon Wilson has issued an order to Northern Pulp with instructions on how the mill must manage its site during its indefinite shutdown.
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The first of Resolute’s 20 predecessor companies started on May 1, 1820, exporting lumber to England under the name William Price.
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A research team at Saint Mary’s University in Nova Scotia is exploring ways to produce medical-grade pulp for N95 respirator production using thermomechanical pulp from Port Hawkesbury Paper.
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Pulp & Paper Canada‘s sister publication, Canadian Forest Industries, recently spoke with Jason Krips, the new president and CEO of the Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA), on a range of topics including the AFPA’s plans to work more with the pulp sector.
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The new product line includes regular or die-cut e-commerce boxes, insulated boxes and custom mailer boxes.
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Clyde Industries will supply all soot blowers for the new recovery and power boilers at the mill.
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Buckman has elected three new members onto its board of directors as the Vancouver, B.C.-based James Shepherd retires after 12 years.
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An award-winning AI and simulation application from ANDRITZ has potential in pulp and paper.
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For senior leaders and HR professionals who are organizing return-to-work policies and practices for those employees, check out the Back to Work Virtual Summit on May 27.
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Several forestry and pulp and paper events in North America have been postponed, cancelled or modified in an effort to stem the spread of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus).
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