Regina firm to pay $302 million in all-cash deal
Deal makes equipment firm the exclusive Topcon dealer for Canada
The spectre of tree-destroying insects like emerald ash borer spreading in rural Manitoba underscores the urgency to begin to see trees as ‘green infrastructure’ and key community assets, say workshop speakers
Manitoba Woodlot Association “disappointed” that the one-of-a-kind program assisting small-scale forestry has been cancelled
Manitoba’s Agro Woodlot Program has fallen to the provincial budget axe. Short-term contracts for four forestry technicians based in communities in the southern part of the province were allowed to expire in March, and grants for logging based on beneficial management practices will no longer be offered. A provincial spokesperson confirmed the Manitoba Agro Woodlot
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