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May 17, 2024
Cascades Inc. announces the appointment of Mr. Hugues Simon as its new President and CEO. Currently President of the Wood Products business at Resolute Forest Products, Mr. Simon will assume his new role no later than July 1, 2024. The appointment follows an extensive succession planning and recruitment process, supported by an international firm, in anticipation of Mario Plourde's planned retirement. After more than 11 years at the helm of the Company, Mr.
February 13, 2024
A study by London-based Business and Human Rights Resource Centre identified 437 lawsuits between 2015 and last year that have the characteristics of โstrategic lawsuits against public participationโ
January 18, 2024
Bank of Canada could still cut interest rates as early as April, despite this weeks inflation setback. Find out why
January 18, 2024
Bank of Canada could still cut interest rates as early as April, despite this weeks inflation setback. Find out why
October 21, 2023
Head of BC-based forestry company Paper Excellence declines to appear for a federal committee investigating its corporate structure, business relations.
October 21, 2023
Head of BC-based forestry company Paper Excellence declines to appear for a federal committee investigating its corporate structure, business relations.
October 20, 2023
Head of BC-based forestry company Paper Excellence declines to appear for a federal committee investigating its corporate structure, business relations.
October 20, 2023
Head of BC-based forestry company Paper Excellence declines to appear for a federal committee investigating its corporate structure, business relations.
October 10, 2023
The industry has so far avoided the hard landing that many predicted as government largesse runs out and interest rates increase. However, we do see a long tail of minor bumps and dips as the impact of the Covid pandemic and subsequent excesses gets worked out over time. Keep your seatbelts on, just in case.