Market movers: Stocks seeing action on Wednesday - and why
A look at North American equities heading in both directions
Source: theglobeandmail.com
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Canfor reports $142M first-quarter loss compared with a profit a year ago - Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News
Pricing pressures on Western Canada operations blamed
Source: westerlynews.ca
Canfor reports $142M first-quarter loss compared with a profit a year ago
Pricing pressures on Western Canada operations blamed
Source: mapleridgenews.com
Canfor reports a $142M Q1 loss - Canadian Manufacturing
Canfor chief executive Don Kayne says it was another challenging quarter for the company's lumber business.
Source: canadianmanufacturing.com
Canfor reports $142M first-quarter loss compared with a profit a year ago - Parksville Qualicum Beach News
Pricing pressures on Western Canada operations blamed
Source: pqbnews.com
In the Courts: Canfor's ex-president loses bid to draw more dollars from forestry giant
Brett Robinson argued the forestry giant’s contributions should have continued for the years after his termination
Source: princegeorgecitizen.com
Students planting 1,000 trees at Prince George school
Trees will be planted at Foothills Elementary as part of The Exploration Place’s GenAction project.
Joshua Seymour Marianne Mader Foothills Elementary School School District Canadian Association Of Science Centres Exploration Place
Source: princegeorgecitizen.com
Canfor reports $142M first-quarter loss compared with a profit a year ago
Pricing pressures on Western Canada operations blamed
Source: kelownacapnews.com
Canfor reports $142M first-quarter loss compared with a profit a year ago
Pricing pressures on Western Canada operations blamed
Source: ladysmithchronicle.com
Evan Saugstad: What happened to the trees? Wildfire, old growth management, and Yahey vs B.C.
Our government argued it had the ability to infringe on Blueberry’s rights based on Treaty 8 language, and that there were no limits on those infringements. A judge disagreed
Source: alaskahighwaynews.ca