Pulp and Paper Canada

Kristina Urquhart


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July 19, 2021
 Pulp and paper’s future leaders: Meet Yu Sun
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July 14, 2021
 What’s next for Northern Pulp? Transformation plan outlines significant upgrades
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July 14, 2021
 On a roll: Kruger Products sees smooth start-up for Sherbrooke plant
FeaturesForestrySustainabilityWorkforce

June 21, 2021
 ‘Willing to listen’: Indigenous communities, Mercer Peace River partner on inclusive consultation
NewsWorkforce

June 15, 2021
 SURVEY: Tell us about hiring, retention and the workforce at your mill!
FeaturesGlobal Trends

June 14, 2021
 Editorial: Softwood lumber standoff continues
FeaturesWorkforce

June 8, 2021
 Introducing our second annual Top 10 Under 40
FeaturesHealth & SafetyWorkforce

May 3, 2021
 Safe for work: Reflecting on safety during the pandemic
NewsForestry

April 16, 2021
 FPAC denounces advocacy group’s report on Canadian fibre sourcing
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April 15, 2021
 2020 Safest Mill in Canada ranking revealed
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March 12, 2021
 The courage to change: Women in Forestry Virtual Summit calls for culture shift
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March 8, 2021
 Change for the better: Q&A with Teddy Townsley, energy manager at Canfor Pulp
FeaturesForestryQ & AWomen in ForestryWorkforce

March 5, 2021
 A rewarding career: Q&A with Janet Lane, forest manager at Domtar
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March 4, 2021
 Building partnerships: Q&A with Jenna Strachan, Indigenous relations superintendent at Mercer Peace River
FeaturesProcess ControlQ & AWomen in Forestry

March 3, 2021
 Focusing on the process: Q&A with Colleen Mireau, technical supervisor at Millar Western
FeaturesQ & AWomen in Forestry

March 2, 2021
 Learning every day: Q&A with Nikki Stein, newsmill shift superintendent at Resolute
FeaturesQ & ASustainabilityWomen in Forestry

March 1, 2021
 Trading plastics for pulp: Q&A with Kayte Sutherland, environmental process EIT at Al-Pac
FeaturesGlobal TrendsWomen in ForestryWorkforce

March 1, 2021
 Editorial: #ChooseToChallenge adds momentum to supporting women in forestry
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February 23, 2021
 Editorial: ‘Net-zero’ will involve building new processes, optimizing old ones
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February 8, 2021
 PaperWeek Canada commences with focus on COVID-19, carbon footprint
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January 29, 2021
 NRCan: Pulp and paper saw decline in 2019 as overall forest sector contracted
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January 25, 2021
 Pulp and paper’s future leaders: Meet Vanessa Terwoort
FeaturesWorkforce

January 18, 2021
 Pulp and paper’s future leaders: Meet Shane Gray
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January 15, 2021
 Capturing savings: Billing platform aims to drive down maintenance costs
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January 13, 2021
 Growing the industry: Forestry’s gender equity plan delivers new online hub
FeaturesWomen in ForestryWorkforce

January 5, 2021
 Pulp and paper’s future leaders: Meet Emily Dou
FeaturesGlobal Trends

December 21, 2020
 Top 10 Pulp & Paper Canada stories of 2020
FeaturesWorkforce

December 15, 2020
 Pulp and paper’s future leaders: Meet Chris Clark
COVID-19 UpdatesNewsForestrySustainability

December 1, 2020
 Feds allocate over $3B for forestry sector with focus on climate change
FeaturesEquipment & SystemsProcess Control

November 2, 2020
 Accounting for energy: Simulation tool optimizes pulp processes
FeaturesEnergy EfficiencyInnovationSustainabilityTechnology

October 13, 2020
 Editorial: Thinking big about the bioeconomy
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Women in Forestry

October 6, 2020
 A greener tech: BC researchers license new repulping method for recycled paper