Canada’s forest sector has entered a new phase of strategic reassessment. Facing prolonged trade pressures, shifting construction demand and the need to modernise production, the federal government has launched a Forest Sector Transformation Task Force aimed at repositioning one of the country’s most important industrial pillars for the coming decades. The task force, announced late last year by Canada and convened this week in Vancouver, has been given a 90-day mandate to propose ways to restructure, retool and future-proof the sector. Its work is being coordinated by Natural Resources Canada, reflecting Ottawa’s view that ...
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