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BC Ministry of Forests and Range
KTUNAXA NATION AND PROVINCE SIGN ENGAGEMENT AGREEMENT CRANBROOK – The Province and Ktunaxa Nation Council have reached a strategic engagement agreement to guide ongoing government-to-government discussions on natural resource decisions, and build on the New Relationship commitment to First Nations. |
NATIONAL CHOICE MILL OPENS DUE TO GROWING CHINA MARKET MCBRIDE – National Choice Specialty Wood saw mill re-opened and is providing 10 jobs, thanks to the growing demand from China for B.C. wood products, announced Minister of Forests and Range Pat Bell and Prince George-Valemount MLA Shirley Bond |
CONTROLLED BURNS TO TAKE PLACE ON TERRACE MOUNTAIN KAMLOOPS – Wildfire Management Branch personnel will be conducting controlled burns in the vicinity of the 2009 Terrace Mountain wildfire over the next several weeks. When the burns are conducted will depend on appropriate weather and venting conditions |
RECORD-BREAKING MONTH FOR SOFTWOOD EXPORTS TO CHINA VICTORIA – Latest trade figures show that August was a record-breaking month for B.C. softwood lumber exports to China, with 257 million board feet exported over a one-month period, Forests and Range Minister Pat Bell announced. |
B.C. RESPONDS TO SOFTWOOD LUMBER ARBITRATION VICTORIA – Forests and Range Minister Pat Bell issued the following statement in response to the U.S. government’s request for consultations with Canada under the 2006 Softwood Lumber Agreement with regard to British Columbia’s timber pricing policies. |
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