Canadian Lumber Shipments Down During a Very Turbulent 2025
During a very turbulent year, Canadian lumber shipments fell by 5.1 per cent in 2025, and the year saw Canfor edged out of second place among the top lumber producers by Do
Kalesnikoff Announces Third New $34 million Mass Timber Facility in West Kootenays, Britsh Columbia
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Oregon Logging Conference Checks All the Boxes for 2026
EUGENE, Oregon – Professionals in the forestry industry gathered for three days of networking, education, and social activities at the 88th annual Oregon Logging Conference in February. This year’s event at the Lane Events Center and Fairground drew more exhibitors,...
Market Watch – March/April 2026
LUMBER PRICING, MARKET TRENDS There were more mill closings in late 2025 and early 2026 than openings in North America in general. There are several mill openings planned for 2026, including sawmill and OSB investments in the U.S. South. U.S. hunger for imported...
Talking with Forest Industry Leaders: the TLA’s Peter Lister
Anthony Robinson, Logging and Sawmilling Publisher and CEO, recently sat down to talk with Peter Lister, Executive Director of the Truck Loggers Association (TLA), about the B.C. forest industry being at a breaking point, and the mill closures, dire fibre supply situation and B.C. being among the highest—if not the highest—cost regions in the forest industry in North America.
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