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FESBC receives $50M for fibre supply boost, wildfire risk mitigation and job support

The B.C. government is providing $50 million in new funding to FESBC to assist with the delivery of uneconomic forest fibre and to assist communities to reduce their wildfire risk. FESBC is currently accepting funding applications. » Learn more

Global Hardwood Fiber Price Index increased 27 percent over two years: WRI

Wood chip and pulplog prices rose substantially in most countries over the past year in the local currencies. » Read More...

FPAC welcomes federal emissions report’s focus on worsening fires

FPAC vice-president of Indigenous Relations and Forestry, Etienne Belanger, issued a statement after the submission of Canada’s 2023 National Inventory Report (NIR) of greenhouse gas emissions to the United Nations. » Read More...

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Voices from the past: Notes from two former editors of Pulp & Paper Canada

Former Pulp & Paper Canada editors Scott Jamieson and Cindy Macdonald reminisce about their experience covering the industry on the 120th anniversary of the magazine. » Read More...

Technologies at TAPPICon 2023

TAPPICon 2023 is focussing on breakthrough technologies and strategies to improve bottom line performance in pulp and paper mills. » Read More...

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West Fraser’s science-based emissions reduction targets validated by SBTi

The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has validated West Fraser's scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions reduction targets. » Read More...

Samsung Canada and FSC Canada partner to protect and preserve Canadian forests

Celebrating Earth Month this April, Samsung Canada is partnering with the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Canada to launch a new fundraising campaign in support of FSC Canada’s mission to protect healthy and resilient forests in Canada. » Read More...