MarketWatch (blog) Wayne Drury, the head of the largest logging company in the Prince Rupert, BC, area, Coast Tsimshian Resources (owned by a local First Nations tribe) said … Click for more
MarketWatch (blog) Wayne Drury, the head of the largest logging company in the Prince Rupert, BC, area, Coast Tsimshian Resources (owned by a local First Nations tribe) said … BC logs come ‘off probation’ in China market
July 2, 2010, Coast Tsimshian Resources LTD announced a leading forestry deal with … a company based out of Xinyi City in Jiangsu province in China. … Click for more
"If the Northern Gateway project were built, two or three times per week, supertankers would enter Kitimat to load approximately 2 million barrels of oil for shipment to California and overseas markets," the report found. … Click for more
Vancouver Sun Sure, China is becoming a major consumer of BC wood products. With its economy booming, China’s consumption of BC softwood has doubled in the last year. … Click for more
Telegraph-Journal Xiong started partnering with British Columbia forest products advocacy group Forestry Innovation Investment Ltd. – and its national counterpart Canada Wood … Click for more
Vancouver Sun That’s a big enough piece of the BC lumber pie to encourage Canfor Corp. to reopen its sawmill at Chetwynd, which has been closed since February 2008. … Click for more
The Age – Melbourne,Victoria,Australia … about 400000 barrels per day of crude from Alberta’s oil sands to Asian markets and California via a new marine terminal in Kitimat, British Columbia. … Click for more Technorati Tags: Kitimat,Port of Kitimat,Port Development,Oil and Gas
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