Dear Editor: BC’s jobs minister recently addressed media in Prince George about pandemic recovery and suggested more people are working today than prior to the pandemic, and our northern capital [...]
By Bob Brash There appears to be a sense of complacency among many politicians and residents in British Columbia that the province no longer needs to rely on the forest [...]
I read with interest, an article appearing in the December 31 edition of thenelsondaily.com (Movement to protect old-growth forests in region, province gains some traction) because while I believe discussion [...]
For Immediate Release January 13, 2022 TLA VIRTUAL SESSIONS HEAR NEED FOR GOVERNMENT RESET TO MODERNIZE FOREST POLICY Truck Loggers Association embarking on process to provide possible solutions Vancouver, BC [...]
By: Paul Scheutz At a global level, BC’s forest industry provides among the best quality and most sought-after fibre in the world. The United States depends on BC softwood lumber [...]
For Immediate Release January 10, 2022 TLA TO ADDRESS MUCH-NEEDED DIALOGUE TO MOVE BC’s FOREST SECTOR FORWARD Vancouver, BC – For many months, the Truck Loggers Association (TLA) has strongly [...]
2021 proved to be another year of uncertainty and anxiety for many British Columbians, as we experienced the ups and downs associated with the pandemic and catastrophic flooding events that [...]
Letter to the editor: Forest workers deserve empathy and respect We asked for meaningful collaboration among all key stakeholders, including First Nations, community groups, licensees and non-government organizations. I feel [...]
MLA’s assurances are cold comfort: Truck Loggers Two weeks ago, North Island MLA Michele Babchuk suggested that “more consultation needs to happen” in response to questions about the lack of [...]
Government has the right to set broad policy and objectives that reflect both their desires and the ever-changing expectations of society related to BC’s forest-management. There is also a balance [...]
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