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Resolute proudly marked its 200th anniversary on May 1, 2020. Resolute began as a small business in 1820, exporting lumber to England under William Price and with time bought 20 sawmills along the banks of the St. Lawrence River in Quebec.
TOLEDO — Georgia-Pacific will lay off most of its hourly employees in Toledo for a week due to lack of demand.
Corner Brook Pulp and Paper will now be able to access markets pretty much anywhere around the globe as a partner in an international shipping project operating out of the Port of Corner Brook.
The new order says Northern Pulp is required to hire an engineer to develop a decommissioning plan for the mill's effluent pipeline as well as the open ditches, settling basins, and aeration basin
Sustainability Meets Luxury to Serve Prestige Retail Brands
TORONTO, May 5, 2020 - More than 1,200 hardworking frontline healthcare workers at L'Hôpital de Gatineau will receive much-needed personal care packages of made-in-Quebec tissue products courtesy of their admirers at Kruger Products' Gatineau Mills, today.
One of our biggest providers of supermarket packaging has turned its hand to manufacturing Biomaster-coated protective visors for medical staff on the Coronavirus frontline.
The Forest Products Association of Canada is trying to paint a picture of how the industry and workers are managing through the current Covid-19 crisis.
Orange juice cartons. Toilet paper. Electricity. Coffee cups. Lumber. The one thing all these things have in common? Trees.
JAY — The Occupational Safety and Health Administration opened an inspection at Pixelle Specialty Solutions LL paper mill on April 17, two days after one of two digesters exploded at the Androscoggin Mill.
LIVERMORE — As a logger and then a trucker, Darrell Tibbetts has had a front-row view of the paper industry.
The volunteer organization working to redevelop the former Great Northern Paper Co. mill in Millinocket is one of three Maine groups that will receive hundreds of thousands of dollars from the federal government to assess and clean up contaminated industrial and commercial sites.
Province invests in worker safety to prevent the spread of the virus
The dormant pulp mill in Port Alice has officially been put into bankruptcy proceedings over unpaid taxes and other outstanding debts.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced Canadians to use more disposable products such as cups, bags and masks, which has created a unique opportunity for the B.C. forestry industry to make a comeback, according to Quesnel Mayor Bob Simpson.
COVID-19 has managed to change our present and future at the same time. The virus has gone beyond affecting just our health and wellbeing—it has also hit our economy.
It was only last year that a whopping 86 percent of U.S. consumers expressed the desire of having a choice for how they receive important information from the companies they do business with.
In this new era of social distancing and virtual connections, is experiential marketing going to be redefined?
Every little bit helps, but it’s not the silver bullet. That is the reaction of the President and CEO of the Council of Forest Industries to today’s announcement that the province will defer stumpage fees for three months.
Let's face the good facts - Together.
This month’s Member Spotlight features Rolland Enterprises Inc. A leading North American producer of uncoated papers, Rolland manufactures papers with up to 100% post-consumer content.
