Skip to content
About | Contact | Advertise | Manage Subscriptions

Forestry

Terrace Bay mayor to discuss pulp mill's idling with natural resources minister

Terrace Bay mayor to discuss pulp mill's idling with natural resources minister

Paul Malashewski is disappointed, saying AV Terrace Bay came to Terrace Bay in 2012 bringing hope to residents
Read more >
Terrace Bay pulp mill idled indefinitely

Terrace Bay pulp mill idled indefinitely

Four hundred workers are affected by the production shutdown which takes effect immediately
Read more >
Former Great West Timber site set for redevelopment

Former Great West Timber site set for redevelopment

BK Realty Development has begun cleanup at Thunder Bay site in the hopes of developing it into a multi-use property
Read more >
Occupational safety advocates raise alarm on sector-related disease risks

Occupational safety advocates raise alarm on sector-related disease risks

Workplace Safety North, Occupational Cancer Research Centre partner on new info poster series
Read more >
Death of contractor in 2022 lands Resolute Forest Products with $500,000 fine

Death of contractor in 2022 lands Resolute Forest Products with $500,000 fine

Montreal company enters guilty plea for improper lockout procedure that killed electrician
Read more >
Programming at Sault College receives accreditation

Programming at Sault College receives accreditation

Five programs in School of Natural Environment qualify for designation
Read more >
Espanola mayor says laid-off Domtar employees are finding work

Espanola mayor says laid-off Domtar employees are finding work

Province opens employment centre to assist former pulp and paper workers with new opportunities
Read more >
Provincial biomass funding supports northwestern Ontario projects

Provincial biomass funding supports northwestern Ontario projects

Thunder Bay's CRIBE studies biorefinery potential to create new forest products
Read more >
American protectionist measures stay in place against Canadian softwood lumber exporters

American protectionist measures stay in place against Canadian softwood lumber exporters

Five-year dispute continues as U.S. trade commission rules Canadian companies threaten U.S. forestry industry
Read more >
Ottawa's mini-budget draws praise, criticism from business and builder groups

Ottawa's mini-budget draws praise, criticism from business and builder groups

Failure to extend repayment deadline for COVID loans will hurt small business, say advocacy groups
Read more >