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EDITOR'S NOTE

"There's lots of news from FPAC in this week’s roundup, including an investment in supply chain insights, an annual report, a new board chair and a response to federal retooling of the forestry industry."

Peter Saunders, Editor

News

Feds invest in forestry supply chain digital intelligence platform

The $973,980 is part of nearly $13 million announced for forestry and manufacturing companies and organizations in B.C.’s Southern Interior.

Former Prince Albert pulp mill may become CNG facility

BMI Group and Plum Gas Solutions announced an MoU for the Saskatchewan site earlier this month while at the PDAC Conference in Toronto.

Domtar Canada president named chair of FPAC’s board

He has more than 30 years’ experience, including stints with Cartons St-Laurent, Smurfit-Stone, Produits Forestiers Mauricie and Resolute Forest Products.

Canfor completes acquisition of Canfor Pulp

The Canfor Pulp shares are expected to be delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) as of the close of market today (Mar. 18).

Features

Forestry sector welcomes programs to innovate and diversify production

The Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) has responded to the federal government’s announcement to support and retool Canada’s forest sector.

PaperWeek showcases papermaking chemistry innovations

On Feb. 10, one of the first sessions at the 2026 edition of PAPTAC’s PaperWeek virtual conference focused on innovation in papermaking chemistry.

News

N.L. accepts Corner Brook Pulp and Paper’s next five-year plan

The mill’s erosion and sedimentation control and tourism stakeholder consultation plans were required as conditions of release from environmental assessment.

Lumber prices remain level as harsh winter weather continues

The week ending Feb. 13 was a tale of two markets, as tight truck business was reported in the west, while activity remained frozen solid in the east.

FPAC annual report highlights resilience and need for policy action

Former board chair David M. Graham suggests the sector enters 2026 well-positioned to contribute to a more resilient, future-ready Canadian economy.