Stay up-to-date on the latest news and information on how Canada's forest products sector is building resiliency and adapting to meet the changing environmental and economic needs of our country.
Canada’s Forest Products Sector Applauds Build Canada Homes Initiative, Calls for Bold Action on Rapid Housing Delivery
Canada’s Forest Sector Welcomes New Measures to Strengthen Strategic Canadian Industries
Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) welcomes the federal government’s announcement of new measures to support trade-exposed Canadian businesses and employees and to enable economic transformation.
Canada's Forest Products Sector Embraces Essential Service Designation
FPAC supports the federal government's decision to designate forest products and Canada's forest sector and its workers as essential to the well-being of Canadians
Canada's Forest Sector Calls $107 Billion Emergency Aid Package A Critical First Step
FPAC welcomes the federal government's $107 billion emergency COVID-19 support package for Canadian workers and businesses that provides much needed relief to Canadians.
Canada's Forest Sector Pledges Support For The #celebratecitizenship Challenge: Forestry Leaders Encourage All To Attend A Citizenship Ceremony
FPAC and CWC pledge support to the #CelebrateCitizenship Challenge which encourages employers across Canada to provide employees with paid time off to attend their citizenship ceremonies
FPAC and forest sector support caribou recovery, but new Intergovernmental Partnership Agreement hurts forestry workers, communities and regional economies
Canada's Forest Sector Looks Forward To Globe 2020: Forest Products Will Help Drive The Circular Economy
FPAC participates in Globe 2020 to discuss how Canada's forest sector can continue to play a role in developing biofuels, bioproducts, and clean technologies
Canada's Forest Sector Embraces Nature-Based Solutions To Fight Climate Change
FPAC and Forests Ontario issue joint statement supporting the power of forest management solutions to help fight climate change and advance smart conservation
