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Canfor Shutting Down Darlington County Sawmill in August
Darlington, South Carolina · Darlington

Canfor Shutting Down Darlington County Sawmill in August

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DARLINGTON COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) -- Canada-based Canfor Corporation said Thursday it will close two sawmills in South Carolina, including one in Darlington County. The Darlington County mill and one in Estill in Hampton County will close in August, the company said in a news release. Roughly 290 jobs will be lost because of the closings, including 124 in Darlington, according to the company's website. Canfor, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, …See the Story
Judge Signals Private Property Off The Table In Big Aboriginal Title Claim - Wood Business
Property · New Brunswick

Judge Signals Private Property Off The Table In Big Aboriginal Title Claim - Wood Business

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One of the judges looking at the Wolastoqey Nation’s massive title claim in New Brunswick says little good would come out of private property owners losing possession of their land to Indigenous people. Justice Ernest Drapeau is one of three judges hearing an appeal launched by three timber firms that fear the Wolastoqey will get a toehold on their vast woodlands where they do business in western New Brunswick. The case before New Brunswick’s Co…See the Story
Oregon Lumber Mainstay to Build $225M Sawmill in S. Carolina
Allendale County · Allendale County

Oregon Lumber Mainstay to Build $225M Sawmill in S. Carolina

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Portland-based Hampton Lumber will build its first sawmill outside the Pacific Northwest in S. Carolina.See the Story

Tolko And Meadow Lake Tribal Council Sign MOU For Establishing A Lumber For Nations Program - Wood Business

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The Meadow Lake Tribal Council (MLTC) and Tolko Industries Ltd. (Tolko) are pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), establishing a Lumber for Nations Program. The Lumber for Nations Program aims to support building projects in the Indigenous communities represented by MLTC. It provides both purchasing opportunities and product donations to help community-supported projects come to life. The MOU was signed for an i…Meadow Lake · Meadow LakeSee the Story

New FutureMetrics Dashboard: How Supplying Pellet Fuel To A Power Station Creates Jobs And Income - Canadian Biomass Magazine

Do you need to answer the question, “How many jobs are created and what are the labour income effects when supplying a power station with wood pellet fuel?”  This dashboard shows you the answers! If a power station converts from coal to biomass derived solid fuel, thousands of permanent jobs are needed to produce and deliver the fuel. (See any of a number of free FutureMetrics white papers on the topic of converting coal-fuelled generating stati…Canada · CanadaRead Article

Domtar Signs Agreement With Cranberry Business Park Ltd. - Wood Business

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Domtar (formerly Paper Excellence) has signed a purchase agreement with Cranberry Business Park Ltd. for the sale of the remaining half of its lands at the former tiskwat Paper Mill site in Powell River, B.C. “We are looking forward to contributing to the economic future of Powell River and the region,” said Craig Austin and Thomas Logocki, Cranberry Business Park. “With waterfront access and abundant energy sources, this site has so much potent…Powell River · Powell RiverSee the Story

Ongoing Soft Demand Plagues Softwood Lumber Market - Wood Business

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Spruce prices continued to grind upward while Southern Yellow Pine seemed to hit bottom on long-beleaguered 2×6 dimension. A supply-driven uptick was evident in plywood. In the week ending June 20, 2025, the price of benchmark softwood lumber item Western Spruce-Pine-Fir 2×4 #2&Btr KD (RL) was US$475 mfbm. This is up +$13, or +3%,from the previous week when it was $462, said weekly forest products industry price guide newsletter Madison’s Lumber…Canada · CanadaSee the Story

WPAC’s June Safety Hero: Brett Wickstrom From Drax Meadowbank - Canadian Biomass Magazine

The Wood Pellet Association of Canada proudly announces its latest Safety Hero: Brett Wickstrom, Maintenance Lead Hand from Drax Meadowbank in British Columbia. Brett’s outstanding contributions make the workplace safer for his colleagues. Brett is a great leader who ensures safety is the No. 1 priority before any work is started. He always ensures staff and contractors are wearing proper PPE, and if they don’t have something they need, he will …British Columbia · British ColumbiaRead Article

Drax Foundation Funding Supports Education And Environment Programs Across Canada - Canadian Biomass Magazine

Renewable energy company Drax has donated $572,715 to seven Canadian non-profits from the latest funding period of the Drax Foundation. The grantees are Dexterra Community Initiatives, The Exploration Place, Living Lakes, MindFuel, Raincoast Conservation, Trans Canada Trail Foundation, and Williams Lake First Nation. These donations will continue work already being done as well as new programs across Canada. $60,000 will fund Living Lakes and th…Canada · CanadaRead Article

Webinar: Managing The Hazards Of Burnt Wood Dust Processing - Canadian Biomass Magazine

Are you processing burnt wood in your facility? Do you find the new challenges of dealing with burnt wood dust frustrating? If so, you are not alone.  In recent years, forest fires have impacted the supply of lumber and harvesting wood exposed to fires has become common practice. This webinar offers actionable insights and solutions for managing burnt wood dust. We will answer questions on the effects of burnt wood dust such as: – How does it im…Canada · CanadaRead Article

SAF 2026 National Conference Taking Place In Calgary In Collaboration With CIF - Canadian Biomass Magazine

The Society of American Foresters (SAF) proudly announces the SAF 2026 National Conference will be co-hosted in collaboration with the Canadian Institute of Forestry/Insistut forestier du Canada (CIF-IFC) and the 118th Annual General Meeting (AGM). The event will take place in Calgary from October 5 to 8, 2026. This landmark event, hosted in collaboration with the Society of American Foresters (SAF) and the CIF-IFC Rocky Mountain Section, will u…Calgary, Alberta · CalgaryRead Article

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