TORONTO – TORONTO (AP) — Canada's major pulp and paper companies have agreed to restrict logging in the country's northern boreal forest as part of a groundbreaking deal with environmental groups. The ...

In what is being heralded as the ‘world’s largest conservation agreement’ 20 Canadian forestry companies and nine environmental organizations have announced an agreement covering 72 million hectares ...

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An unlikely coalition of logging companies and environmental groups has reached an agreement to protect more than 300,000 square kilometres of Canadian boreal forest — an area larger than the United ...

The North Fork of the Flathead River has long been recognized as an internationally special stream, both in Canada and the United States. As such, the drainage has been managed with unusual care and ...

The company claims that Greenpeace International, Greenpeace USA, STAND (the San Francisco-based non-profit formerly called ForestEthics), and a number of their associates comprise a “Criminal ...

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On a rainy Friday in April, industry executives and government officials were sitting on the fourth floor of a Vancouver casino hotel. From the stage, a pitch for the future of forestry was on repeat: ...

An Aroostook County Superior Court judge has fined three Canadian logging companies $1,000 each for violating state labor laws by failing to show ownership of equipment. Justice Allen Hunter approved ...

Being a lumberjack isn't just a job anymore — it's become an international sport. Brittany MacLean, a timber-sports competitor from Prince Edward Island, first got into it by joining the UNB team, ...

We’re halfway through 2025, and Canada’s housing market is showing signs of recovery. After a weak year in 2024, transactions and selling prices are showing modest (sequential) growth. Though still ...