To the Editor; I write in response to a front page article in the May 4 edition; some saw mills have not been actively buying logs from harvesters and were relying on Northern Pulp (NP) to supply. In some cases, NP sorted the incoming logs and kept those that didn’t appear to be saw log
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FSC Canada congratulates the City of Toronto for incorporating mass timber as part of an upcoming affordable housing pilot project. The pilot project, if approved, would create one of the largest wood buildings in Toronto, a 10-storey building with 200 rental units at Dundas and Ossington. The building will use the Toronto Green Standard Version
Over the past couple of years many industries have really suffered; lumber and forestry has been fortunate to have been on the other side of that coin. We acknowledge that for us to do what we do, much is in part to our important partnerships with B.C. First Nations all across this province. The second
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Data: CME; Chart: Axios Visuals Lumber prices are falling again, thanks to a big rejigger on both sides of the supply-and-demand equation. Why it matters: The price of lumber has come to symbolize our wild ride with inflation and supply chain problems over the past year or so. What’s happening: The industry adjusted to the