Forestry

Northwestern Ont. First Nations scope out marine, mill possibilities

The North Bay non-profit organization is nominated for its work in biomass advocacy.

Daniel Lacroix is the recipient of the 2016 Catherine Lalonde Memorial Scholarship for his doctoral work studying wood at the University of Ottawa.

The money will be used to implement the Northern Ontario Bioeconomy Strategy developed in 2015.

Forest industries group cheers Ottawa’s commitment to improve transportation network

Kirkland Lake wood ash recycler sees future in mining, environmental remediation

Bioeconomy group wants home-grown, wood-sourced heating solutions

Oct. 12 was the deadline for a new Softwood Lumber Agreement between Canada and the U.S., and Northern Ontario stakeholders are anticipating tariffs will be levied, impacting the Canadian market.

As the deadline approaches to settle a new Softwood Lumber Agreement between Canada and the U.S., Northern Ontario stakeholders are weighing in on what could happen to the industry if a new agreement isn’t secured by the cutoff date. On Oct.

Frank Dottori knows he’s sticking his neck out a bit in picking up an idled and bankrupt Hornepayne lumber mill. With so much uncertainty looming this fall over the outcome of the Canada-U.S.