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Provincial and federal government commitment to forests to include Fort Nelson project

Total investments from the federal and provincial government toward reforestation and habitat restoration is $355 million.

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Despite forestry concessions being made, some feel it isn’t enough

The Canadian Forest Sector Task Force released a final report on long-term viability and steps for revitalization in the industry nationwide this week.

Fort St. John Canfor sawmill in 2022. (File photo)
Fort St. John sawmill owned by Canfor officially sold

The Canfor sawmill in Fort St. John has been sold to Alberta-based Rocky Mountain Salvage, after being shuttered in September 2024.

Fort St. John Canfor sawmill in 2022. (File photo)
Sale imminent in case of Fort St. John Canfor sawmill

the sawmill at 9312 259 in Fort St. John owned by industry giant Canfor was announced as closing in 2024.

‘The Future of Forests’ community discussion coming to Fort St. John

Residents in Northeast B.C. will have the opportunity to join in on a forest-based discussion in May, hosted by researchers from SFU and UNBC.

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