Why are old growth trees being logged? Who hasn’t asked this question? Who hasn’t looked for the truth about old growth forestry? There is a considerable amount of information out [...]
The TLA and its members proudly joined 275 foresters in signing this open letter to British Columbians to address the forest industry's collective concerns about the impending old growth decisions. [...]
On September 23, the TLA proudly donated $10,000 to the Technical Evacuation Advanced Aero Medical Society (TEAAM) to assist in establishing the TEAAM4 base in Campbell River. The funds will be directed [...]
Activists wait for RCMP to clear old-growth logging blockades on Vancouver Island Chad Pawson / Greg Rasmussen CBC News Posted: Apr 21, 2021 A group of activists say they have [...]
Truck Loggers Association and others look to base new helicopter medical evac program out of Campbell River MIKE DAVIES Campbell River Mirror March 11, 2021 The Truck Loggers Association (TLA) [...]
The Truck Loggers Association (TLA)’s 2020 convention in Vancouver from Jan. 15-17 sought to provide attendees with a clearer vision of what’s to come during a very difficult time for the lumber industry in B.C.
The Truck Loggers Association (TLA)’s 2020 convention in Vancouver from Jan. 15-17 sought to provide attendees with a clearer vision of what’s to come during a very difficult time for the lumber industry in B.C.
The Truck Loggers Association (TLA)’s 2020 convention in Vancouver from Jan. 15-17 sought to provide attendees with a clearer vision of what’s to come during a very difficult time for the lumber industry in B.C.
David Elstone, executive director at Truck Loggers Association, discusses provincial funding for forestry contractors amid a seven-month strike.
Mayor Andy Adams joined city councillors, Kermit Dahl and Charlie Cornfield, at the annual Truck Loggers Association Convention last week in Vancouver.
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