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Showing 5 articles from February 21, 2017.

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British Columbia NDP MPs call on the government to protect forestry jobs
British Columbia NDP MPs call on the government to protect forestry jobs

British Columbia members of the federal New Democratic Party's caucus called on the Liberal government to ensure that BC's forest industry is protected after the expiry of the Softwood Lumber Agreement with the United States.

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Expera launches new product
Expera launches new product

Continuing to be at the forefront of next generation technology, Expera Specialty Solutions, a leading producer of food packaging solutions, announced today that it continues to expand its Grease-Gard® family of brands, including its Grease-Gard FluoroFree® papers.

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Mercer International Inc. to acquire one of Germany's largest sawmills and a bio-mass power plant
Mercer International Inc. to acquire one of Germany's largest sawmills and a bio-mass power plant

Mercer International Inc. has entered into an agreement to acquire substantially all of the assets of one of Germany's largest sawmills and a bio-mass power plant, near Friesau, Germany for approximately $55.1 million plus defined working capital of approximately $9 million.

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British Columbia to invest $150 million to plant trees
British Columbia to invest $150 million to plant trees

B.C. Premier Christy Clark announced $150 million for the Forest Enhancement Society of British Columbia to plant tens of millions more trees, which will help fight climate change and create more than 3,000 jobs in rural British Columbia.

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Port Townsend Paper mill, union working under new contract
Port Townsend Paper mill, union working under new contract

Port Townsend Paper Corp. and United Steelworkers Local 175 have come to an agreement on a five-year contract after minor revisions to a deal that failed in January.

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