Logging and Sawmilling Journal
June 2000
Features
Spotlight
A Welcome Challenge
Roadbuilding Through the Rock
Family Ties
Vintage Hardwood
A Special Skidder
Forest Expo Success
Jackpine Looks For Reman Jackpot
Evolving Helicopter System
First Nations Flair
Softwood Lumber Crossroads
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Features:
SpotlightA look at the consolidation that's been going on among logging equipment manufacturers and equipment dealers. |
Roadbuilding Through the RockGuy Payette operates successful roadbuilding operation in the swamp and rock-plagued Canadian Shield. |
A Welcome ChallengeLogger Dave McRae welcomes the challenge of harvesting in sensitive sites. |
Vintage HardwoodQuebec's Saxby Lumber creates "Vintage" hardwood lumber. |
Family TiesOntario's Haavaldsrud Timber keeps on top with ongoing upgrades. |
Forest Expo SuccessPrince George's Forest Expo proved to be a grand success once again. |
A Special SkidderThe Ranger Cariboo Special grapple skidder from Allied is indeed special for BC contractor. |
Jackpine Looks for Reman JackpotJackpine Forest Products taps into engineered wood products market with new plant. |
Evolving Helicopter SystemStanding stem logging continues to evolve with Weyerhaeuser on the BC Coast. |
First Nations FlairCalgary company adds First Nations design skills to produce furniture. |
Softwood Lumber CrossroadsGuest columnist Bob Plecas says Canada and the US are at a crossroads in softwood lumber trade. |
First Nations FlairCalgary company adds First Nations design skills to produce furniture. |
Departments:
Tech Update- Harvesting and Felling Heads
Column: Industry Watch - Rail Merger Requires Ottawa's Immediate Attention
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