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The BC Council of Forest Industries’ (COFI’s) 2026 convention kicked off today with a packed house at the JW Marriott Parq Vancouver discussing the impact and value the sector brings to the city and its surrounding region.

Day 1 of sessions began with an official welcome from Greg Stewart, chair of the COFI’s board of directors; Lisa Dominato, Vancouver city councill...


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April began with many lumber prices starting to rise slightly. Levels were right in the middle, between those of the same time last year and in 2024. Despite an extended winter and soft demand, this is encouraging to the industry, as regular seasonal price stability is best for planning.

Sawmills had no plans to ramp up production volumes until there were obvious signs...


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Forest Nova Scotia, which represents the highest proportion of privately owned forest land in the country, has become a member of Ottawa-based Canadian Forest Owners (


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Most lumber prices rose in a somewhat fragile manner, except Southern Yellow Pine and plywood, which popped upward. 

In the week ending Mar. 27, the price of benchmark softwood lumber item Western Spruce-Pine-Fir 2×4 #2&Btr KD (RL) was US$485 mfbm. This was up $5 or 1% from the previous week, when it was $480, said forest products industry price guide newslette...

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Seeing investment tax credits (ITCs) for biomass projects come into effect is a welcome, long-overdue step for Canada’s forest sector. After years of uncertainty, the measure offers a starting point to restore investor confidence.

Biomass projects give new life to forest residuals—including materials like bark, sawdust and wood chips—by turning them into reliable, loca...


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