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Editor’s note: In light of the trouble on Highway 97 between Summerland and Peachland, here’s some historical perspective on travel between the communities.

Forestry company Canfor Corp. says the sale of its rights to manage the forest and harvest timber in B.C.'s Mackenzie region, to the McLeod Lake Indian Band and Tsay Keh Dene Nation, is subject to approval from the provincial government.

VANCOUVER — Canfor Corp. has signed a letter of intent to sell its forest tenure in the Mackenzie region of British Columbia to two First Nations. The Vancouver-based company says the sale of its rights to manage the forest and harvest timber to the Mc...

VANCOUVER - Canfor Corp. has signed a letter of intent to sell its forest tenure in the Mackenzie re...

Canfor Corp. has signed a letter of intent to sell its forest tenure in the Mackenzie region of British Columbia to two First Nations.

VANCOUVER - Canfor Corp. has signed a letter of intent to sell its forest tenure in the Mackenzie region of British Columbia to two First Nations.

Share this article Share this article BURNABY, BC, April 16, 2021 /CNW/ - The impacts of climate change are felt across Canada, and many Indigenous communities have identified clean, reliable energy as key to a more secure and resilient future. The Government of Canada is investing in community-led clean energy projects with remote Indigenous communities to displace fossil fuels and advance reconciliation and self-determination. Terry Beech, Member of Parliament for Burnaby North—Seymour, on ...