An Editorial Opinion – Right From The Stump, January 29, 2022 Last week’s announcement by Canfor to restructure its BC operations to...

(A version of the following blog post was originally published as an article in the View From The Stump newsletter, January 2023, under...

(A version of the following blog post was originally published as an article in the View From The Stump newsletter, November 2022, under...

An Editorial Opinion – Right From The Stump, October 23, 2022 Some may believe that the British Columbia forest industry dodged a bullet...

The BC Pulp & Paper Sector: A Crisis With Solutions In Plain Sight

An Editorial Opinion – Right From The Stump, September 15, 2022 (A version of the following blog post was originally published as an...

Too often, when it comes to reductions in timber harvest the focus is on the headline number of direct job losses, glossing over what that m

The Province’s old growth deferral initiative has been one of the most impactful shifts in forest policy in decades...

British Columbia’s forest industry is losing a battle against those who would prefer the sector be reduced to a small cottage industry.

To be honest, looking at a provincial government budget in most any year can be boring; however, this year’s budget is different with so muc

Potentially 45,000 jobs lost and 50% reduction in BC’s timber harvest if the NDP government does not alter its course! An Editorial...

Major Licensee: "Fantastic summary of the chaos that we are living through every working day. I have got great feedback from all of the...

A follow-up comment to the October 28, 2021 post, The Best Science And Data Available On BC’s Old Growth Forests?

An Editorial Opinion – Right From The Stump, October 28, 2021 LESS THAN 3% OLD GROWTH WITH LARGE TREES REMAIN Or in other words, less...