Ep 572 - British Columbia Forestry on its Knees Guest: Kim Haakstad By Stuart McNish Independent of Trump’s tariffs, the US Department of Commerce increased its duty on Canadian softwood lumber from ...

With close to 4,000 forestry industry workers laid off in British Columbia already, advocates are calling for urgent government action to stem the bleeding. There have been shutdowns or curtailments ...

The latest blow to British Columbia's battered forestry sector has prompted industry, union and local officials to call for ...

A Vernon-based logging company will be fined $75,000 after a BC Forest Appeals Commission panel upheld the fines levied ...

The British Columbia forestry policing services (officially known as the Compliance and Enforcement Branch (CEB) is the province's primary environmental policing service. Like other Canadian provinces ...

B.C.'s Forests Minister took aim at U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday, condemning his decision to impose a 50 per cent ...

A total of seven western states and four Canadian provinces have joined forces in a plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions. An entire new source of long-term revenue is available to British Columbia’s ...

Canfor Corp. recently announced the permanent closure of its Polar sawmill in Bear Lake, B.C., and the suspension of its planned $200 million reinvestment in its Houston, B.C. mill. That came on the ...

CASTLEGAR, British Columbia — Pacific Economic Development Canada is investing more than $13 million for 10 Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI) projects across B.C.’s Southern Interior. Most of ...

Canada is a big country with big landscapes, and nowhere more so than in British Columbia. Here, at the most westerly point of the country, where the ocean stretches ever-onwards to Asia, a hike is ...