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Shares of Canfor Co. (OTCMKTS:CFPZF – Free Report) crossed above its 50 day moving average during trading on Tuesday . The stock has a 50 day moving average of $15.41 and traded as high as $16.30. Canfor shares last traded at $16.30, with a volume of 432 shares trading hands. Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades Several […]

The Lawson-Urbana Volunteer Fire Department recently expanded its fleet with the addition of the outfits biggest truck yet, a 95-foot ladder truck that Chief DeWayne Worth said will find several uses in the coming years.

Canada's worst-ever spring wildfire season has forced its forestry industry to shutter sawmills, driving up lumber prices and setting production back for

Canada's worst-ever spring wildfire season has forced its forestry industry to shutter sawmills, driving up lumber prices and setting production back for months just as housing construction has slowed due to higher costs and a tight labor market. Canada has the world's third-largest forest area and is the second-largest softwood lumber producer, according to Canadian…

By Rod Nickel WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Canada's worst-ever spring wildfire season has forced its forestry industry to shutter sawmills, driving ...

Canadas worst-ever spring wildfire season has forced its forestry industry to shutter sawmills, driving up lumber prices and setting production back for months just as housing construction has slowed due to higher costs and a tight labour market.

By Rod Nickel WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Canadian biofuels producers are threatening to build their next projects in the United States to cash in ...

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, June 12 (Reuters) - Canadian biofuels producers are threatening to build their next projects in the United States to cash in on rich subsidies for clean fuel and stay competitive, a move that could cost Ca... | 06:00am

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WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Canada's worst-ever spring wildfire season has forced its forestry industry to shutter sawmills, driving up lumber prices and se