An unexpected boom in demand for forest products thanks to robust housing and home renovation markets is fattening the treasury of the Alberta government. In the recently ended 2020-21 fiscal year ...

Canada's strained rail network is damaging Alberta's forest industry. After a winter of delayed shipments, high storage and trucking costs, and difficulty getting our products to customers ...

It’s my first Alberta Forest Week as president of the Alberta Forest Products Association. Somehow, I sense this year isn’t quite like any other. I know we usually celebrate this week together.

Alberta’s forests are among its most precious natural resources. Tall, hearty stands of coniferous and deciduous trees capture carbon, improve water quality and provide habitat for thousands of ...

Aspen Dudzic of the Alberta Forest Products Association said industry is still assessing the effects of last year’s fires and how they will affect harvesting plans. Increasing wildfires have ...

Jason Krips, president and CEO of the Alberta Forest Products Association, says about half of Canadian lumber and pulp is ...

The future of communities we love depends on it. Jason Krips is president of the Alberta Forest Products Association. The AFPA is the voice of Alberta’s forest industry.

Brock Mulligan of the Alberta Forest Products Association said the industry works closely with Indigenous communities and values those relationships. "We regularly seek opportunities for ...

An unexpected boom in demand for forest products thanks to robust housing and home renovation markets is fattening the treasury of the Alberta government. In the recently ended 2020-21 fiscal year, ...

A drive to increase Alberta’s forest harvest as lumber prices hover at record heights is allowing members of a northern First Nation to become resource owners as well as timber-gathering ...