LANGFORD - The days of chopping down a tree and paying stumpage fees are on the way out for the timber industry, Canada's forest ministers have heard, with the hope
LANGFORD - The days of chopping down a tree and paying stumpage fees are on the way out for the timber industry, Canada’s forest ministers have heard, with the hope of a revival pinned on a new task force report.
Corey Hogan, the parliamentary secretary for the minister of natural resources, told a news conference at the end of a Canadian Council of Forest Ministers meeting that he feels a sense of optimism for the industry.
VICTORIA - Canada's natural resources minister says the challenges facing forestry go beyond Trump-era tariffs and instead are…
The new plan comes amid stalled trade talks between Ottawa and Washington.
A deeply flawed vision of forest management persists within the provincial government.
FONTAINEBLEAU (France), May 31 — The once-majestic oak tree is all but dead: battered by repeated heatwaves, it has shut down…
In its deal with Alberta, Canada will scrap emissions cap on the oil and gas sector, among other moves.
Canada made new and detailed proposals on trade to the U.S. based on negotiating progress in recent weeks. Read more.
