Forestry Can’t Be Left Behind in Canada–U.S. Trade Discussions
With over 200,000 direct jobs at stake, sector calls on the Government of Canada to bring the same urgency to lumber as it has to steel, aluminum, and energy.
With over 200,000 direct jobs at stake, sector calls on the Government of Canada to bring the same urgency to lumber as it has to steel, aluminum, and energy.
Canadian Forest Product Sector responds to outcome of U.S.Section 232 investigation
Member of Parliament Gord Johns, Mayor Spencer Coyne, and Mayor Crystal McAteer receive the 2025 Jim Carr Forest Community Champion Award.
FPAC welcomes the federal government’s announcement of new measures to support trade-exposed Canadian businesses ...
FPAC welcomed today’s announcement by Prime Minister Mark Carney,...
Five students from across the country are bringing their unique voices to the forests this summer.
FPAC issued the following statement to recognize the release of the Kananaskis Wildfire Charter at the conclusion of the G7 meetings yesterday:
PhD candidates Assira Keralta from Université Laval and Shayan Narani of the University of British Columbia are the 2025 winners ...
FPAC is pleased to welcome Dr. Darren Sleep as our Chief Scientist, Forest Ecology and Conservation.
Many have recognized the unique potential of Canada’s forest sector to drive economic growth, ...
New Report Highlights Forest Sector’s Vital Role in Strengthening Canada’s Economy from Coast to Coast