J.D. Irving goes from lowest U.S. softwood duties to highest
New Brunswick’s largest forestry company plans to challenge a U.S. government decision that has moved it from first to worst in a long-running trade dispute over wood.
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New Brunswick’s largest forestry company plans to challenge a U.S. government decision that has moved it from first to worst in a long-running trade dispute over wood.
New Brunswick Natural Resources Minister Mike Holland says the government is hiking the fees companies pay to harvest timber on Crown land by 30 per cent.
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It’s no secret: After decades of considering environmental performance as second priority, the mining industry urgently needs to regain the trust of communities, project stakeholders and funding partners. Using digital technologies to provide transparency through real-time environmental information can help the industry improve its reputation and rebuild trust. Digital technologies are making it easier to collect and share environmental data. CREDIT: ADOBE STOCK/TOM SPARK In the past decade, mining companies have been improving their practices to prove that they are responsible corporate ci...
N.B. COVID-19 roundup: 14 new cases, outbreak in Saint-Léonard Public Health reported 14 new cases on Wednesday, with the Edmundston region again seeing the majority of new cases, and the J.D. Irving sawmill in Saint-Léonard seeing an outbreak. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 10, 2021 4:03 PM AT | Last Updated: February 10 J.D. Irving Ltd. confirmed there are five cases at its Saint-Léonard sawmill in Zone 4. The company said it is working with Public Health and noted the five individuals are self-isolating.(Graham Thompson, CBC News file photo)