Maria Church

Stephen Moore, one-year-in executive director of Forest Nova Scotia, wants to see the sector at the decision table when it comes to the future of forests in

A reman and wood treatment facility in southern Ontario is going on half a century setting high industry standards and their secret recipe is a mixture of

Q&A with North American wood business magnate Brian Fehr

The B.C. government yesterday introduced a slew of new measures around old-growth, innovation and forest stewardship that places significant emphasis on

Canada’s Forest Trust (CFT) – a social enterprise dedicated to restoring, preserving, and protecting forests in Canada – launched Canada’s Land Trust

The drones allow for quick and safe tree planting in areas where rapid reforestation is needed, or traditional tree-planting may be difficult.

Logging deferrals are now in place in B.C. covering nearly 1.7 million hectares of old-growth forest, 1.05 million of which is considered most at-risk,

Documentary breaks down facts and myths around sustainable forest management in Canada and the potential of wood products to help mitigate climate change.

Canadian Forest Industries. Canadian Wood Products

The Papasay Value-Added Wood Products Sawmill marks the beginning of a First Nation community rebuilding on its ancestral land.

Canfor has announced a purchase agreement with Millar Western Forest Products to acquire their solid wood operations and tenure in Alberta. Canfor says

The Women in Forestry Virtual Summit is welcoming speaker proposals to present at our second annual digital day of discussion around gender and diversity

Global market conditions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic have prompted Prince George, B.C.-based Sinclar Group to shut down lumber production at its

Weyerhaeuser Company has announced its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, outlining plans to reduce operating capacity at its lumber, OSB and engineered wood

With the country settling into the reality of social distancing and non-essential business closures for the next few weeks, many provinces have included

Beginning March 30, Norbord will be reducing production capacity at its North American OSB operations by 25 per cent in response to the demand impact of the

Four of B.C.’s largest forest products players have slashed their lumber production for the next week or more in response to market volatility resulting

In response to operating and market conditions impacted by COVID-19, Interfor is slashing its lumber production in B.C., the Pacific Northwest and the U.S.

As countries, provinces and states announce new, stricter measures to contain the spread of coronavirus, known as COVID-19, a growing number of forestry

Agoke Development Corporation, a forestry company owned by the First Nations of Aroland, Eabametoong and Marten Falls in northwestern Ontario, has received