World Trade Organization rejects softwood subsidy claim
9.5-foot-wide yellow cedar measured by Ancient Forest Alliance campaigners in Fairy Creek watershed
A look at the forest sector in B.C. – and those hoping for the best – amid mill curtailments
A look at the forest sector in B.C. – and those hoping for the best – amid mill curtailments
A look at the forest sector in B.C. – and those hoping for the best – amid mill curtailments
Forests minister Doug Donaldson doesn’t support ‘moratorium’
Mass timber lauded for sustainability, jobs potential
Market slump frustrates NDP plan to revive mill employment
Truck Loggers Association wants to run their business without worrying about changing goalposts
Sawlog stumpage charges on pulpwood and complex stumpage rules some reasons for downtime
Once in a lifetime thing, it doesn’t happen in small communities very often, says Fruitvale mayor.
Investigation finds fewer unsafe culverts and crossings
Every year about 5,000 tree planters from B.C. and other areas travel to the province
Forestry giant set to reduce production by 60 per cent for at least two weeks.
‘We don’t know how we’re going to make it’
Contractors’ association is working with trainers to create respectful culture
Our reactions to a forestry downturn reflect the past, not the present
