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Canada’s Forgotten Resource Asian Pacific Post Today in Canada our lumberjacks often wear lab coats and are more likely to carry smart devices than
Cheakamus Community Forest plans revealed
CCF operations manager Tom Cole presented a summary of the 2014 harvest, as well as details of where the CCF plans to log its
B.C. government mulling an Invasive Species Act to fight costly introduction of non-native species
The B.C. government is considering new legislation to coordinate the attack against a costly and ever-growing threat posed by the introduction of non-native plants,
U.S. demand to bolster B.C. forestry in 2015
Housing market recovery expected, but trade deal uncertainty looms Business in Vancouver Forestry will be boosted by the improving U.S. home-building market in 2015
News from the Monashees
Lumby’s community forest is taking root Lumby’s community forest is taking root. Members of the Monashee Community Forest management committee recently went on a
First Nations pursue part ownership of resource projects in northern B.C.
First Nations chiefs in British Columbia’s resource-rich north have banded together to pursue ownership of liquefied natural gas, mining and forestry projects. Canadian Press
Valemount Community Forest to spur economic opportunity in the Robson Valley
Purchase of land for a log sort and industrial park Link to Northern Development Trust November 27,2014 The Valemount Community Forest has inked a
IMPORTANT INFORMATION SESSIONS: Tsilhqot’in Nation v British Columbia Supreme Court Ruling
For CFAs Dec. 10 in a location near you Meeting Objectives Confirm the Government policy approach to consultation and accommodation post-Tsilhqot’in Develop a clear
Ministry report warns of soaring risk of ‘mega-fires’ in B.C.
Firefighting won’t be enough to stop devastating fires; report calls for new emphasis on prevention Vancouver Sun As the planet heats up and the
Powell River
City expands community forest mandate Harvesting of timber will generate additional revenue. Peak Online At a recent meeting, council endorsed a recommendation that the
Canada’s unfinished business with First Nations is an economic failure
The great themes of Canada are as follows: Keeping the Americans out, keeping the French in, and trying to get the Natives to somehow
Pulp Panties: This Underwear Is Made from Beech
Just in time for holiday gift giving, lovers of wood and wood products will enjoy Woodworking Network MeUndies, underwear made from Lenzing Modal, a
Canada, U.S. at loggerheads again over lumber
By Gordon Hamilton Business in Vancouver With less than a year to go until the Canada-U.S. Softwood Lumber Agreement expires, lines are being drawn
Terrace Community Forest passes forestry audit
BC Forest Practices Board VICTORIA – An audit of forest planning, harvesting and road practices in the Terrace Community Forest found that all activities
Students Supported by the Alberni Valley Community Forest
When the forest is the classroom Alberni Valley Times It’s unlikely that you’ll hear the students in Ryan Dvorak’s Grade 9 class question the
B.C. forestry outlook bright despite recent slowdown
B.C.’s forestry sector has been a growth sector for the economy in recent years as strengthening housing demand from the U.S., a solid Canadian
Hunters, guides, trappers call for more provincial oversight of gas and mining sectors
Groups want B.C. Forest Practices Board expanded to resources to restore public trust Vancouver Sun A trio of B.C. groups representing recreational hunters and
Nakusp and Area Community Forest
Faces challenges to harvesting in toad habitat Forest faces off with toad populations in Summit Lake Arrow Lakes News During the last two council
Softwood Lumber
A Perspective from the Financial Post The granddaddy of all Canadian-U.S. trade disputes is about to rear its ugly head again Financial Post A
Ken Day receives Award for Excellence
The BCCFA is particularly pleased to hear of Ken’s achievement and knows it to be well deserved. Ken provides forest management expertise on the