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The Truck Loggers Association is an influential voice in the forest industry on behalf of its 400 member companies across BC. Celebrating 82 years of advocacy, the TLA was formed to give independent loggers a collective voice in the changes taking place in society and the forest industry, as well as to share information about newly developing logging machines, methods, and technology. The TLA now represents independent timber harvesting contractors, phase contractors, market loggers, independent sawmills, industry suppliers and forest resource dependent communities.

  • Representing our members in the development of innovative and progressive forest policy and practises

  • Fostering successful relationships with the forest industry, local communities and all levels of government

  • Building strong and mutually beneficial relationships with First Nations

  • Nurturing effective communication with our members, industry, government, First Nations and local communities

  • Maintaining a dynamic organization that addresses the evolving needs of its members

TRUCK LOGGER BC MAGAZINE.

Truck LoggerBC  is distributed quarterly to over 10,000 readers who rely on the forest industry across British Columbia for their livelihoods. It is the preeminent source for timber harvesting and forestry perspectives, information & news.

TRUCK LOGGERS NEWS.

TLA’s Statement on BC Forestry Summit

November 4th, 2025|Comments Off on TLA’s Statement on BC Forestry Summit

TLA’s Statement on BC Forestry Summit Nov 3, 2025 Following today's BC Forestry Summit, the TLA was pleased to hear the encouraging remarks from Premier Eby and the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Federal Minister of Intergovernmental [...]

TLA’s Statement on the Provincial Forest Advisory Council’s Interim Status Report

October 27th, 2025|Comments Off on TLA’s Statement on the Provincial Forest Advisory Council’s Interim Status Report

TLA’s Statement on the Provincial Forest Advisory Council’s Interim Status Report  October 27, 2025 The TLA commends the Provincial Forest Advisory Council (PFAC) for its ongoing work to develop a long-term vision for BC’s forest [...]

Joint Statement from British Columbia’s Forest Sector

October 14th, 2025|Comments Off on Joint Statement from British Columbia’s Forest Sector

The TLA is pleased to join COFI in issuing this joint statement with other industry stakeholders in support of a TeamBC approach to making the forestry sector a high priority for provincial and federal government. [...]

TLA Statement on BC Timber Sales review

September 23rd, 2025|Comments Off on TLA Statement on BC Timber Sales review

TLA Statement on BC Timber Sales review Sept 23, 2025 The TLA is pleased to see the Ministry of Forests finally take action on the recent BC Timber Sales review, and we welcome the expanded [...]

TLA Statement on Protests in Upper Walbran Valley 

September 9th, 2025|Comments Off on TLA Statement on Protests in Upper Walbran Valley 

TLA Statement on Protests in Upper Walbran Valley Sept 9, 2025 The TLA has a long history of working collaboratively with First Nations and licensees in support of sustainable timber harvesting in British Columbia. The [...]

TLA Statement on Federal Strategy to Support Forest Sector

August 7th, 2025|Comments Off on TLA Statement on Federal Strategy to Support Forest Sector

The Truck Loggers Association (TLA) welcomes the federal government’s recent funding announcement in support of its strategy and measures for the forestry sector. This significant investment underscores the critical role forestry plays in Canada and [...]

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