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Ontario’s government has embarked on a provincial forestry strategy with the goals of reducing barriers, creating jobs, and promoting economic growth. Once a vibrant contributor to the province’s economic engine, the forestry products industry has faced challenges on many fronts resulting in its decline. Can the industry be revived?
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Mr. Warner goes to Washington (and beyond) We are very pleased to welcome Mark Warner as a Colleague. His biography can be found here.
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Son of a Forester: We are very pleased to announce that Peter Love has joined Pilot Law as a Colleague – his biography can be found here.
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For most of the past 100 years Ontario’s forest sector has been dominated by the pulp and paper industry. Large companies like Abitibi, Domtar, EB Eddy, Avenor, Boise Cascade, and Great Lakes, that operated many large mills across Northern Ontario, held most of the forest licences, largely controlled the direction,…
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Forestry and the forest products industries have a long history in Canada. Canada has 347 million hectares, or nine percent of the world’s total forested area¹. In 2015, forestry sector exports represented nearly 7% of Canada’s total exports for the year2. Canada is a leading producer of newsprint, northern bleached…
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OBA Natural Resources panel: Creative Destruction in The Forest Products Industry: Challenges and Opportunities in a Time of Change
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