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SpotlightTwo major industry associations have joined forces in New
Brunswick, giving industry a stronger voice with government. |
Hardwood in Softwood CountryA hardwood mill in the softwood country of BC is finding a market niche, with a focus on quality. |
Opportunities In Japan?There may still be some opportunities for Canadian lumber producers in the tough Japanese market. |
Ontario's Leading ContractorsContinuing Logging and Sawmilling Journal's series on leading contractors, we feature the top contractors of Ontario |
The "Go-To" GuysAnything For A Buck Contracting has the reputation as the people to go to for sensitive site logging. |
Contractor CertificationBC's Timfor Contractors reviews the certification process with Logging and Sawmilling Journal. |
High Walker A Good FitA John Deere high walker machine is proving to be a good fit for contractor Dambros Timber. |
Meeting Stakeholder NeedsThe Algonquin Forestry Authority manages to meet the needs of a large variety of stakeholders and still log in Ontario's famous Algonquin Park. |
Forestry ShowsSaskatchewan Show Expand to Meet Needs of a Growing Industry. |
On a Consolidation RollThe forest industry continues to be on a consolidation roll, with more of the same forecast for 2001. |
High LiftersTwo new Cat 966G high lift log loaders are fitting the bill at Riverside's operations in the BC Interior. |
Expoforesta 2000South America's leading international forestry trade show attracts 8,000. |
Reviving HemlockA pilot project helps resurrect Japan's hemlock market. |
The Right StuffCentral Interior Log Sort has developed a niche in directing the right wood to the right mill and is looking to build further on that concept. |
Heli Capability GuideYour guide to various Helilogging operators in Western Canada |
Doing the UnthinkableGuest columnist Clark Binkley say maybe it's time for BC to do the unthinkable-privatize the forest land base. |
Departments:
Tech Update- Cable Yarding Equipment
Column: Industry Watch
- Uruguay Symbolizes Shift In the Global Wood Fibre Supply
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