Spotlight

Ontario's SFL holders are leery of the recently announced mandatory third-party certification they will have to put in place by 2007.

What you need to know about the latest.

BC contractor Timberline Enterprises expanded far afield earlier this year when it took on timber clean-up work for Weyerhaeuser in North Caroline.

Chain of custody plays a major role in maintaining consumer confidence in certification programs, says Paul McFarlane of the University of British Columbia.

A new $6 million white birch sawmill in Temagami, Ontario is doing primary manufacturing, but also has an eye to do remanufacturing down the road.

Masters Forestry, the CWF Outstanding Logging Contractor of the Year, has a winning formula with its strong emphasis on team effort and good traning.

Nova Scotia's Barrett Lumber is finding its land and forests have come under pressure from urban development, and more recently, damage from Hurricane Juan.

A massive clean-up of blowdown timber is north-western Ontario is coming to an end, marking a successful effort by logging contractors

Dunkley Lumber is moving ahead with a major $50 million mill investment in the BC Interior.

It was another successful show at Forest Expo in Prince George, BC, with a wide array of equipment displayed.

What's new in harvesting equipment and associated services.