The New Democrats have been working in secret to limit the province’s obligation to pay compensation to forest companies for the loss of timber-cutting rights on some 400 parcels of land being ...
BC’s forest industry pushes back on proposal to limit compensation for tenure transfers to First Nations. In related news: Vaughn Palmer questions the secrecy of BC’s land transfers; Kim Haagstad says ...
BC Wood’s October 16 edition of Wood Connections highlights efforts to expand international markets and strengthen British Columbia’s value-added wood products sector. With U.S. tariffs underscoring ...
A reduction in punitive American duties on Canadian softwood lumber comes as little relief to B.C. producers as the underlying Canada-U.S. trade dispute continues to drag on, according to the B.C.
A USMCA binational panel has partially upheld a US Commerce Department determination on countervailing duties on Canadian softwood lumber. The panel affirmed some findings while returning others to ...
The BC NDP is defending proposed changes to forest tenure compensation amid revelations of its plan to transfer Crown lands to First Nations. In related news: David Elstone gives the NDP a “D” on its ...
A Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) investigation (A22P0115) into a fatal 2022 floatplane accident in Strachan Bay, British Columbia (BC), highlights the risks associated with adverse wind ...
Opinion
US Releases Final Antidumping Duty Determinations in Seventh Review of Canadian Softwood Lumber
On Thursday, the US Department of Commerce released its final antidumping duty determinations for the seventh administrative review (AR7) of certain softwood lumber products from Canada. The period of ...
A federal judge has halted the USDA’s reorganization plans, including the relocation of US Forest Service headquarters and closure of nine regional offices. In other Business news: Irving Pulp and ...
The latest US lumber duty review drew criticism from Canadian producers, praise from the US Lumber Coalition. In related news: a US importer challenged duties on reprocessed cedar; a US congressman ...
OTTAWA, ON — Wildfire seasons are now longer, more complex and more challenging than in the past, and 2026 was no exception. After a slower than average start to the season, wildfire activity, driven ...
EDMONTON, AB — After nearly seven years at the helm of the Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA), President and CEO Jason Krips will step down from his role at the end of the calendar year to ...
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