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Forestry

Dottori hails federal support package

Tembec Inc.’s president Frank Dottori is trumpeting the federal government’s support package for the ailing forestry sector, saying it could not have come at a more crucial time. The five-year, $1.

Ready for takeoff (09/04)

Peter Moore and Trevor Laing are determined to leave no stone unturned in finding ways to grow and diversify their business.

Fighting forest fires with foresight (09/05)

As Northern Ontario experiences some of the hottest temperatures on record, forest companies have their ears peeled to the regional weather reports from Environment Canada, hoping for rain.

Canada wins another NAFTA challenge (09/05)

It’s all forest fires and tough talk in the region’s lumber industry these days.

Unique relationship boosts sawmill productivity (07/05)

By KELLY LOUISEIZE LongLac-Companies interested in finding solutions to the looming labour shortage should look no further than the industry giants for direction. Buchanan Forest Products has made significant strides in First Nations partnerships.

Softwood ‘biggest trade dispute in the world’ (07/05)

Canada’s softwood producers are near the end of the precedent-setting trade fight, Ontario Forest Industries Association (OFIA) president Jamie Lim says.

New mill to build for IKEA (07/05)

A new value-added mill in the Hearst area will begin producing furniture components for a major international furniture maker starting this fall. Industries LacWood Inc.

Count on change: Ramsay (07/05)

Ontario’s forest industry is moving to a new value-added economy, and while the sector is enduring some agonizing transitional pains, changes are inevitable, says Ontario’s natural resources minister.

Less talk, more action (07/05)

A forestry stakeholders group might not have achieved total consensus on what ails Northern Ontario’s struggling forestry sector, but almost all agree Queen’s Park needs to act quickly to come to the industry’s aid.

Planting the next generation of workers (06/05)

Three Northern Ontario forestry companies have united with Aboriginal communities to offer youth a chance to gain insight into wood harvesting operations. Bowater Canada, Tembec and Weyerhaeuser in conjunction with Outland Reforestation Inc.