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Groupe Savoie Sawmill to Close
Forty-five people work at the Westville Sawmill in Westville, Pictou County, NB, owned by Groupe Savoie, which will be forced to shut down next week, according to CBC Tuesday. The sawmill has only enough hardwood supply to keep working for another week. New Brunswick Sawmill to Close Mill manager Andrew Watters says the same…
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Madison’s Lumber Reporter is a weekly newsletter detailing current US and Canadian lumber and panel prices THE PREMIERE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER! LUMBER AND PANEL COMMODITIES TRACKED WITH A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE • North American lumber and panel international cash prices updated weekly and on reader desktops every Friday • extensive coverage of Western and Eastern Spruce-Pine-Fir (SPF),…
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Advertise with Madison’s Reporter –> Directly Reach the Forest Products Industry!
Madison’s Lumber Reporter is a weekly newsletter detailing current US and Canadian lumber and panel prices THE PREMIERE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER! LUMBER AND PANEL COMMODITIES TRACKED WITH A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE • North American lumber and panel international cash prices updated weekly and on reader desktops every Friday • extensive coverage of Western and Eastern Spruce-Pine-Fir (SPF),…
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Alberta Forest Products 3Q 2014 Results
Values of lumber, pulp and paper, and panelboard manufactured by Alberta Forest Products Association members totaled approximately $696 million for 3Q 2014, the agency announced March 6. The value of production was up $26 million, or 3.9 per cent, from the same period last year. In 2012 and 2013, Alberta’s forest industry averaged growth rates…
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Sawmill Fires, British Columbia and Kentucky
Operations at the Western Forest Products sawmill in Port Alberni, which came to a halt because of a fire Tuesday night, are expected to resume later this week. Company spokesperson Amy Spencer could not say where or how the fire started. “We can’t release those details until the investigation is complete, although there was a…
