Logging and Sawmilling Journal
May 2000
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SpotlightAcknowledging it has no control over cutting on private land, Nova Scotia stops issuing annual cut figure. |
Carrying On In SaskatchewanBC's Carrier Lumber sets up shop in Prince Albert. |
Uneeda ExpansionOne of BC's largest reman operations does a $5 million expansion. |
Panel ExpansionSierra Pine adds hardboard line to its MDF plant. |
Productive - And FlexibleContractor Mike Huzel finds a Cat 320 increases the flexibility of his operation. |
Hybrid IronGrant Forest Products rebuilds Koehring units using Cat upper structure. |
Walking HighHyundai 210 High Walker walks the talk for Nova Scotia Contractor. |
Rail DerailDelay in the CN/BNSF rail merger may mean the end of the line for the deal. |
Joystick Injury StudyJohn Deere teams with University of New Brunswick to study joystick-related injuries. |
Added-Value & New MarketsWestern Archribs's glue lam operation develops new markets. |
Tech Update- Screening & Classifying
Column: Industry Watch - Industry Should Not Give An Inch In This Battle
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