OPINION: Moving Towards a Healthy Forest Sector in BC That Includes Old-Growth Logging Now that the Province has finally released its anxiously awaited report on old-growth harvesting and subsequent responses [...]
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.
MEDIA RELEASE For immediate release July 14, 2020 - Vancouver - For the past 77 years, the TLA’s Annual Convention + Trade Show has been a much anticipated and highly [...]
MEDIA RELEASE For immediate release March 23, 2020 - Vancouver - The Truck Loggers Association’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of their new Executive Director, Bob [...]
MEDIA STATEMENT For immediate release Vancouver – February 6, 2020 - David Elstone, executive director of the Truck Loggers Association (TLA) issued the following statement in response to the government’s [...]
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.
A growing chorus of community leaders, businesses and contractors caught in the middle of the battle between Western Forest Products (WFP) and the United Steelworkers wants the province to mediate, arbitrate, cool off or even legislate an end to job action that has devastated the economies of several Vancouver Island communities and kept more than 3,000 people out of work.
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