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Resolute receives top ranking in its category on sustainability assessment

Resolute Forest Products recently shared that it was placed in the top quintile (top 20 percent) in the Paper and Forest Products Industry category of the 2023 S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). » Learn more

Parliamentary committee passes motion to investigate ownership structure of Paper Excellence

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Natural Resources debated on and passed a motion to investigate the ownership structure of Paper Excellence. » Read More...

International Paper rebrands visual identity and corporate website on the occasion of its 125th anniversary

On the occasion of its 125th anniversary this year, International Paper unveiled a new corporate website to coincide with a company rebrand. » Read More...

Forest Products Association of Canada announces staff promotions

Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) has announced the promotions of three of its team members who are taking on expanded roles in the organization. » Read More...

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Reliability for mills, today and tomorrow and beyond

Industry stakeholders share seven critical considerations in achieving success in equipment and mill operation reliability in 2023 and beyond. » Read More...

Let’s talk: Nova Scotia committee keeps tabs on forestry’s social license

An Environmental Liaison Committee was formed as an independent body at Northern Pulp’s request to provide a platform to concerned citizens to better understand what it will take to re-establish a pulp mill in their community. » Read More...

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Voith and Essity develop new concept for sustainable paper production

Voith has developed a new, disruptive concept that allows carbon dioxide-neutral paper production. » Read More...

One Tree Planted and Forests Ontario collaborate to plant 17.5 million trees over five years

In an effort to give back to the environment, create a healthier climate, protect biodiversity, and help forest restoration efforts throughout Canada, One Tree Planted is partnering with Forests Ontario and its national division, Forest Recovery Canada, to plant 17.5 million trees over the next five years. » Read More...