Forestry

When Northern Development, Mines and Forestry Minister Michael Gravelle said he wanted to put Ontario’s wood back to work, nobody disagreed with him.

The federal government is investing $700,000 in Domtar's Espanola mill in northeastern Ontario to improve the pulp and paper maker's environmental performance.

A sense of relief and satisfaction washed over council members and the people of Terrace Bay following a Sept. 16 announcement that the local kraft mill would officially resume operations. Owned by the Buchanan Group, Terrace Bay Pulp Inc.

Clara Lauziere admits she had little faith that non-timber forest products could be the salvation for the forestry industry.

More than a year after the completion of a nearly decade-long plan to establish a new forestry mill in Kirkland Lake, Rosko Forestry is seeing success amidst challenging times.

Dryden is poised to open a new chapter on value-added wood. A British Columbia cutlery company is ready to set up shop in the northwestern Ontario community if government funding comes through. Aspenware Inc.

Mikro-Tek first Canadian forestry company to meet stringent Kyoto Protocol registration process

When Northern Development and Mines Minister Michael Gravelle took over the business side of Ontario’s forests, tenure reform was a top priority.

A forestry scientist and bush pilot are partnering to form a Sault Ste. Marie company focused on developing and selling carbon credits to overseas clients. Bio-Carbon Systems International Inc.

Mark Angelini returned this winter from international wood product shows with a bushelful of business ideas for Ontario wood producers and he’s anxious to share them with the industry.