Alberta Forestry Mills Looking To Thrive, Not Merely Survive
Cyclical market points to recovery, and industry hopes it’s sooner rather than later >

According to Fabrice Taylor, all signs point to an upswing in the lumber business >
Fabrice Taylor, CFA, is an award-winning financial journalist and analyst. He is also the author of the market-beating President’s Club Newsletter. He can be reached at thesmartinvestor@albertaventure.com
Cyclical market points to recovery, and industry hopes it’s sooner rather than later >
To be successful as a secondary manufacturer in the forest industry, a company needs land, access to lumber, equipment and maintenance, skilled workers, loyal customers, reliable infrastructure and a clear vision for the business >
Left for dead by many investors, Canada’s forest industry has one great, green hope for the future – as the source of feedstock for an emerging “bio-economy" >
Alberta’s forest industries have additional challenges in being globally competitive: climate and geography >
Industry Report: Forestry >
Destination: Whitecourt >
Over the last two decades, tourism has developed into an economic engine for the Crowsnest Pass. With forestry taking a renewed interest in the area, can the two industries really coexist? >
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