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The Truck Loggers Association is an influential voice in the forest industry on behalf of its 500 member companies across BC. Celebrating 75 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

VALUES

The TLA believes that a strong and sustainable working forest will generate long-term prosperity for the people of British Columbia, and that the people who work in our forests must share in this prosperity.

VISION

The TLA’s vision is to be a strong and unifying voice for British Columbia’s forest community.

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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.

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Truck Logger BC is published quarterly by the Truck Loggers Association in partnership with the Interior Logging Association and North West Loggers Association.

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In addition to reaching logging associations’ industrial and associate members, MLAs, key government officials and industry stakeholders, the magazine also reaches all First Nations and civic community leaders.

CONTENT

Editorial content seeks to reflect the objectives of the logging associations and to provide readers with current information on BC’s forest industry, one that boasts the greenest workforce in the province.

TRUCK LOGGERS NEWS.

Senior governments ‘attacking economy of northern Vancouver Island’

September 8th, 2023|Comments Off on Senior governments ‘attacking economy of northern Vancouver Island’

Campbell River city council debates impact of government hostility towards forest industry Alistair Taylor https://www.campbellrivermirror.com/local-news/senior-governments-attacking-economy-of-northern-vancouver-island-3118939 The executive director of the Truck Loggers Association’s message that senior government policies are not doing the forest industry any [...]

Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water

August 21st, 2023|Comments Off on Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water

Article from: https://www.westernstandard.news/bc/wood-waste-from-bc-forestry-sector-may-be-key-to-removing-microplastics-from-water/article_44b047d8-3d45-11ee-843f-f7ae620cda55.html Wood waste from BC forestry sector may be key to removing microplastics from water By Shaun Polczer Aug 18, 2023 It’s a hidden pollution problem that’s also one of the most common [...]

Truck Loggers Association responds to climate activists littering Main Street in Vancouver

March 23rd, 2022|Comments Off on Truck Loggers Association responds to climate activists littering Main Street in Vancouver

Dear Editor: I read with interest, a recent column by Bob Kronbauer about the actions of a protest group that littered Vancouver streets with signage opposing the harvesting of old-growth trees, and their response to [...]

IMPORTANCE OF FOREST SECTOR NOT TO BE UNDERESTIMATED

March 7th, 2022|Comments Off on IMPORTANCE OF FOREST SECTOR NOT TO BE UNDERESTIMATED

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 sector as it traditionally has [...]

Letter: Response from Truck Loggers Association of BC

January 18th, 2022|Comments Off on Letter: Response from Truck Loggers Association of BC

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 and debate about important issues [...]

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Local community forest honoured for excellence in forest management A Burns Lake community forest group has been honoured by the Province for excellence in forest management and wildfire mitigation. @chinookcommunityforest was presented with the 2024 Robin Hood Memorial Award on June 12, 2024, in Mackenzie. “The people who manage and operate the Chinook Community Forest provide a great example of how community-based forestry enriches rural towns and economies,” said Bruce Ralston, Minister of Forests. “By making their community safer from wildfires and their rigorous sustainable forestry practices, the Chinook Community Forest has truly showcased excellence in community forestry.” Chinook Community Forest has taken a leading role in sustainable forest management and wildfire mitigation in the Burns Lake area. In 2023, it completed 200 hectares of wildfire risk-reduction treatments around the community, along with surveying another 1,000 hectares for wildfire risk-reduction projects. A partnership with the University of Northern British Columbia led to Chinook Community Forest’s advanced LiDAR technology being used to track old-growth trees in areas prone to wildfire or pests. Chinook Community Forest’s commitment to sustainable forest management resulted in the reforestation of one million trees in 2023. Chinook Community Forest is a partnership of six First Nations and two municipalities: - Lake Babine Nation - Wet'suweten Nation - Tsil kaz koh Nation - Cheslatta Carrier Nation - Nee Tahi Buhn Indian Band - Skin Tyee Nation - The Village of Burns Lake - The Regional District Bulkley Nechako #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Local community forest honoured for excellence in forest management

A Burns Lake community forest group has been honoured by the Province for excellence in forest management and wildfire mitigation.

@chinookcommunityforest was presented with the 2024 Robin Hood Memorial Award on June 12, 2024, in Mackenzie.

“The people who manage and operate the Chinook Community Forest provide a great example of how community-based forestry enriches rural towns and economies,” said Bruce Ralston, Minister of Forests. “By making their community safer from wildfires and their rigorous sustainable forestry practices, the Chinook Community Forest has truly showcased excellence in community forestry.”

Chinook Community Forest has taken a leading role in sustainable forest management and wildfire mitigation in the Burns Lake area. In 2023, it completed 200 hectares of wildfire risk-reduction treatments around the community, along with surveying another 1,000 hectares for wildfire risk-reduction projects. A partnership with the University of Northern British Columbia led to Chinook Community Forest’s advanced LiDAR technology being used to track old-growth trees in areas prone to wildfire or pests. Chinook Community Forest’s commitment to sustainable forest management resulted in the reforestation of one million trees in 2023.

Chinook Community Forest is a partnership of six First Nations and two municipalities:

- Lake Babine Nation
- Wet`suweten Nation
- Tsil kaz koh Nation
- Cheslatta Carrier Nation
- Nee Tahi Buhn Indian Band
- Skin Tyee Nation
- The Village of Burns Lake
- The Regional District Bulkley Nechako

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The B.C. NDP government has made some significant policy changes on everything from indigenous reconciliation and forestry to climate change. But it should pump the brakes on land use changes that create uncertainty for business and investors, former B.C. NDP premier Glen Clark said Monday at the Business Council of BC’s annual Business Summit. “Stop making changes,” Clark said. “Let business catch up. We need a period – a lengthy period -- of stability.” “In recent years, the provincial government has made literally dozens of changes to the rules governing forestry and land use,” he said. “While each change, in and of itself, may be justified and each change may indeed be modest, the cumulative impact on industry operating on the land has been devastating." Read the article under Forestry News in the link in our bio #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

The B.C. NDP government has made some significant policy changes on everything from indigenous reconciliation and forestry to climate change.

But it should pump the brakes on land use changes that create uncertainty for business and investors, former B.C. NDP premier Glen Clark said Monday at the Business Council of BC’s annual Business Summit.

“Stop making changes,” Clark said. “Let business catch up. We need a period – a lengthy period -- of stability.”

“In recent years, the provincial government has made literally dozens of changes to the rules governing forestry and land use,” he said. “While each change, in and of itself, may be justified and each change may indeed be modest, the cumulative impact on industry operating on the land has been devastating."

Read the article under Forestry News in the link in our bio

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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Happy #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth! 🪶 Every June, we recognize National Indigenous History Month to celebrate the history, heritage and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada. 🇨🇦

Happy #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth! 🪶

Every June, we recognize National Indigenous History Month to celebrate the history, heritage and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Canada. 🇨🇦 ...

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This week is Forest Safety Awareness Week, May 21 – 24. This year marks the 20th year of the @bcforestsafety as the dedicated Health and Safety Association for BC’s Forest industry. Since 2004, the BC forestry industry has undergone a significant cultural and safety transformation resulting in a shift that has led to a marked reduction in work-related injuries and fatalities. Thanks to the collective efforts of the forest sector, we have proven that when we work together, we can reach new milestones in improved safety culture and performance. Please join in helping us reach our collective goal of ensuring every forestry worker goes home safe, every day.

This week is Forest Safety Awareness Week, May 21 – 24.

This year marks the 20th year of the @bcforestsafety as the dedicated Health and Safety Association for BC’s Forest industry. Since 2004, the BC forestry industry has undergone a significant cultural and safety transformation resulting in a shift that has led to a marked reduction in work-related injuries and fatalities. Thanks to the collective efforts of the forest sector, we have proven that when we work together, we can reach new milestones in improved safety culture and performance.

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Many thanks to the @interiorlogging for inviting the TLA to a meeting with Minister Mercier at their annual conference.

Many thanks to the @interiorlogging for inviting the TLA to a meeting with Minister Mercier at their annual conference. ...

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‘Namgis Chief Victor Isaac Acknowledges Important Forestry Achievements for Communities on Northern Vancouver Island Atli Resources LP, a ‘Namgis First Nation-owned company, in collaboration with the Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC), is celebrating an important milestone in sustainable forestry practices with the successful recovery of 35,000 cubic meters of fibre—equivalent to approximately 700 truck loads. This achievement has been made possible through the crucial support and funding provided by FESBC, highlighting the impactful role FESBC plays in supporting projects that lead to substantial environmental benefits and community development. Read more here: https://us19.campaign-archive.com/?e=__test_email__&u=8825ea1ceff31c37e54daa2c9&id=12e670a6ff #ForestryBC #BritishColumbia #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #BCForestry #VancouverIsland

‘Namgis Chief Victor Isaac Acknowledges Important Forestry Achievements for Communities on Northern Vancouver Island

Atli Resources LP, a ‘Namgis First Nation-owned company, in collaboration with the Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC), is celebrating an important milestone in sustainable forestry practices with the successful recovery of 35,000 cubic meters of fibre—equivalent to approximately 700 truck loads. This achievement has been made possible through the crucial support and funding provided by FESBC, highlighting the impactful role FESBC plays in supporting projects that lead to substantial environmental benefits and community development.

Read more here: https://us19.campaign-archive.com/?e=__test_email__&u=8825ea1ceff31c37e54daa2c9&id=12e670a6ff

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As we navigate the challenges of our industry, let's remember the power of kindness. This Mental Health Week, we're embracing the theme of 'A Call to Be Kind' and rallying for compassion in our workplaces. Here are some tips to support mental wellness: - Check in with your colleagues regularly. A simple 'How are you?' can go a long way. - Practice active listening. Give your full attention when someone shares their struggles. - Offer support without judgment. Sometimes, just being there can make a world of difference. - Take breaks and prioritize self-care. Your well-being matters too! - Reach out for help when needed. There's strength in asking for support. Together, let's cultivate a culture of kindness and understanding in the forestry community. Let's support one another. #MentalHealthWeek

As we navigate the challenges of our industry, let`s remember the power of kindness. This Mental Health Week, we`re embracing the theme of `A Call to Be Kind` and rallying for compassion in our workplaces. Here are some tips to support mental wellness:

- Check in with your colleagues regularly. A simple `How are you?` can go a long way.
- Practice active listening. Give your full attention when someone shares their struggles.
- Offer support without judgment. Sometimes, just being there can make a world of difference.
- Take breaks and prioritize self-care. Your well-being matters too!
- Reach out for help when needed. There`s strength in asking for support.

Together, let`s cultivate a culture of kindness and understanding in the forestry community. Let`s support one another. #MentalHealthWeek ...

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It's time to renew your membership! As a TLA member you receive invaluable benefits for your business. TLA members can access health benefits, insurance coverage, and various affinity programs offering significant savings exclusively for members. Renewal reminders have been sent directly to your inbox. Don't miss out on continued access to these exclusive benefits. Renew your membership today! Not a member yet? Learn more here: https://www.tla.ca/membership/

It`s time to renew your membership! As a TLA member you receive invaluable benefits for your business. TLA members can access health benefits, insurance coverage, and various affinity programs offering significant savings exclusively for members.

Renewal reminders have been sent directly to your inbox. Don`t miss out on continued access to these exclusive benefits. Renew your membership today!

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Today, April 28th, is the #DayOfMourning. This day honours the memory of workers who have been killed, injured, or suffered illness as a result of work-related incidents.

Today, April 28th, is the #DayOfMourning. This day honours the memory of workers who have been killed, injured, or suffered illness as a result of work-related incidents. ...

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Feature Forestry Community: Vanderhoof “Logging has been historically and continues to be Vanderhoof’s main economic driver,” says Brian Frenkel, a district councillor who has worked in forest and environmental consulting for over 40 years. Read about our featured community Vanderhoof in the link in our bio under Forestry News #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Feature Forestry Community: Vanderhoof

“Logging has been historically and continues to be Vanderhoof’s main economic driver,” says Brian Frenkel, a district councillor who has worked in forest and environmental consulting for over 40 years.

Read about our featured community Vanderhoof in the link in our bio under Forestry News

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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Join us in celebrating #EarthDay! 🌿🌎 Forests, and the products they produce, are crucial to repairing our world’s climate and creating a low carbon future. 🪵🌳 For every tree harvested, BC replants 3 in it's place and works to ensure that different species are planted to continue our diverse and rich forests. In BC, we are using the latest science and research to optimize the long-term carbon balance of our forests and help fight climate change.

Join us in celebrating #EarthDay! 🌿🌎

Forests, and the products they produce, are crucial to repairing our world’s climate and creating a low carbon future. 🪵🌳

For every tree harvested, BC replants 3 in it`s place and works to ensure that different species are planted to continue our diverse and rich forests.

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Forest Enhancement Funding Boosts Sustainable Forest Management Efforts in Northwest B.C. The Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC) continues to play a pivotal role in advancing sustainable forest management practices through its funding for wildfire risk reduction and fibre utilization projects across the province of British Columbia. Through funding initiatives, FESBC has been instrumental in most recently supporting three critical projects undertaken by NorthPac Forestry Group Ltd. (NorthPac). These projects have significantly enhanced forest operations while contributing to British Columbia's carbon reduction goals. Read more in the link in our bio under Forestry News #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Forest Enhancement Funding Boosts Sustainable Forest Management Efforts in Northwest B.C.

The Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC) continues to play a pivotal role in advancing sustainable forest management practices through its funding for wildfire risk reduction and fibre utilization projects across the province of British Columbia. Through funding initiatives, FESBC has been instrumental in most recently supporting three critical projects undertaken by NorthPac Forestry Group Ltd. (NorthPac). These projects have significantly enhanced forest operations while contributing to British Columbia`s carbon reduction goals.

Read more in the link in our bio under Forestry News

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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Is there any room to be optimistic about climate change and our ability to address it? Absolutely, says Chris Turner, a self-styled “climate optimist” and keynote speaker at the recent TLA convention. Read in the link in our bio under Forestry News #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Is there any room to be optimistic about climate change and our ability to address it?

Absolutely, says Chris Turner, a self-styled “climate optimist” and keynote speaker at the recent TLA convention.

Read in the link in our bio under Forestry News

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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As any past president of the Truck Loggers Association will attest, one doesn’t simply assume the role of presidency after being elected. Instead, there is plenty of research and networking that must happen to get up to snuff; and new president Dorian Uzzell has taken this to heart. Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

As any past president of the Truck Loggers Association will attest, one doesn’t simply assume the role of presidency after being elected. Instead, there is plenty of research and networking that must happen to get up to snuff; and new president Dorian Uzzell has taken this to heart.

Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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Planning for the Future of BC’s Forest Economy What industry provides 18 per cent of BC’s economic base, $12-14 billion to our economy, and $4 billion in government revenues? Forestry, of course. Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

Planning for the Future of BC’s Forest Economy

What industry provides 18 per cent of BC’s economic base, $12-14 billion to our economy, and $4 billion in government revenues? Forestry, of course.

Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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"Since 2018, provincial allowable annual cuts (AAC) have been mostly declining as the province grapples with the significant loss of timber in the BC Interior caused by the mountain pine beetle (MPB) infestation, wildfires and other natural phenomenon, along with significant changes in public perspectives on the value of the forests that the industry relies upon. This raises the question of whether replaceable contract holders should expect compensation for loss of work from the government as a result?" Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

"Since 2018, provincial allowable annual cuts (AAC) have been mostly declining as the province grapples with the significant loss of timber in the BC Interior caused by the mountain pine beetle (MPB) infestation, wildfires and other natural phenomenon, along with significant changes in public perspectives on the value of the forests that the industry relies upon. This raises the question of whether replaceable contract holders should expect compensation for loss of work from the government as a result?"

Read the article in the link in our bio under Forestry News

#BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC ...

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"As an understatement, this past year has seen a barrage of new legislation and policies battering the prosperity of BC’s forest sector. Combined with non-stellar markets, these factors have manifested towards making it even more difficult for people and communities directly or indirectly intertwined with the forest industry and dependent on its success. While those challenges were communicated through the various panels at our recent convention, opportunities for the forest sector were presented to bolster BC’s prosperity and provide solutions to many of society’s most urgent problems. What are those solutions? Here are a few...." Read in the link in our bio under Forestry News #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

"As an understatement, this past year has seen a barrage of new legislation and policies battering the prosperity of BC’s forest sector. Combined with non-stellar markets, these factors have manifested towards making it even more difficult for people and communities directly or indirectly intertwined with the forest industry and dependent on its success.

While those challenges were communicated through the various panels at our recent convention, opportunities for the forest sector were presented to bolster BC’s prosperity and provide solutions to many of society’s most urgent problems.

What are those solutions? Here are a few...."

Read in the link in our bio under Forestry News

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"I am honoured to be writing my first official message as the TLA’s 44TH president; I look forward to my term and plan to work very hard to represent our more than 400 members across BC. So, let’s get right down to business!" Read in the link in our bio under Forestry News! #BCForestry #TruckLoggers #BCLoggers #BCLogging #BritishColumbia #Loggers #Logging #CanadianLoggers #CanadianLogging #LoggingLife #Forestry #Forest #ForestryWork #Sustainability #ForestryFeedsMyFamily #ForestryNews #ForestryEquipment #Trees #LoggerLife #Trees #Nature #BeautifulBC

"I am honoured to be writing my first official message as the TLA’s 44TH president; I look forward to my term and plan to work very hard to represent our more than 400 members across BC. So, let’s get right down to business!"

Read in the link in our bio under Forestry News!

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