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Kapuskasing · KapuskasingRelieved Kap Paper employees will begin to head back to work in Kapuskasing as soon as next week. Intensive collaboration between the Ontario and federal governments resulted in the agreement to provide operational support to Kap Paper, as the mill works towards a long-term modernization plan. Kapuskasing Mayor Dave Plourde called Friday a proud day for the community and confirmed that the mill now has different forms of funding with agreements …See the Story
Full Restart Expected At Kap Paper
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British Columbia · British ColumbiaEfforts are underway to diversify and strengthen British Columbia’s forestry sector with a new office in London, England. The office will be a hub for B.C.’s forestry sector to expand its market share across Europe and the United Kingdom. “British Columbia is the second largest exporter of softwood lumber in the world, and with U.S. President Donald Trump’s continued attacks on our forestry workers and economy, we are not sitting idly by,” said …See the Story
New Forest Trade Office Opening In Europe
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Toronto, ON · TorontoOntario’s MPPs are officially back at Queen’s Park for a new sitting of the provincial legislature, nearly five months after they broke for the summer and forestry was top of mind for the region’s leaders. Opposition member Sol Mamakwa, MPP for Kiiwetinoong, wasted no time in questioning the Ford government on how they plan to help 160 unionized workers who were affected by the shutdown at the sawmill in Ear Falls. “Our government is disappoint…See the Story
Ontario’s Unsettled Forestry Sector Discussed At Queens Park
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