
The funding will support sawmill expansion, new processing equipment and a new sawmill to increase domestic wood processing capacity and timber production.

The funding will support sawmill expansion, new processing equipment and a new sawmill to increase domestic wood processing capacity and timber production.

New timber processing line and biomass preparation plant replace fossil fuels in lime kilns.

The new debarking and chipping line will process softwood and hardwood logs to increase chipping capacity and produce consistent wood chip quality for pulp and paperboard operations.

Mill closures in the U.S. South reduce fiber demand, while data centers and retail land sales continue to create investment opportunities.

ExtendedLIFE project targets industrial-scale refurbishment and recycling of forest machines.

Projects cover wood exports, biocarbon, cellulose nanocrystals, engineered wood production, sawmilling and Indigenous forest management.

Greenhouse to enable controlled pollination for genetically improved birch seed, opening September 2026.

The machine will include forming-section dewatering, compact dryer geometry and two winders plus automation and lifecycle support, with start-up scheduled for fall 2027.

The final rule applies to loan guarantees for advanced biofuels, renewable chemicals and biobased product facilities.

Additional funding will support production ramp-up at the Huntsville facility, which is scheduled to begin manufacturing this summer and create demand for 100,000 m3 of underutilized wood.

The projects include boreal forest regeneration, caribou habitat restoration, provincial park reforestation and Indigenous-led planting.

Provincial funding will add automated equipment and 20,000 square feet of space, lifting production by nearly 70%.

Investment targets roof-mounted fans to prevent unplanned stops and fire risks.

The project will include installation, commissioning and operator training, with work scheduled for autumn 2026.

Private new single-family construction fell 0.1% from April, while public construction spending was estimated 0.5% higher.

$77 million facility doubles production capacity for Surestone decking and adds 50 full-time jobs.

48,000 m2 facility features fully automated panel storage and plus-energy building design.

National survey finds stable ownership patterns, with fewer owners harvesting timber, lower concern about wildfire and higher participation in property tax, conservation easement and green certification programs.

Investment removes downstream bottlenecks and supports push toward 450,000 m3 annual output.

Investment program eliminates production bottlenecks as sawmill processes 1.35 million m3 of roundwood annually.