2023 marked a record-setting wildfire season in Canada. In Forestry For The Future Season 2 kickoff episode, Kari Stuart-Smith of Canfor sheds light on how Indigenous fire management practices not only limit the spread and severity of wildfires but also create better habitat for plants and

It's #NationalVolunteerWeek and there's no better time to recognize our incredible nominees for Canfor's 2024 Community Builder Awards! From environmental conservation and youth empowerment to providing food security and community safety, we're so happy to recognize the

Meet Andie Stanovich from our Fiber Procurement Team in Fulton, Alabama! She began her journey as an intern with our team. After completing her bachelor’s degree in forestry from Mississippi State University, Andie joined Canfor Southern Pine full-time. We’re also proud to

Join us in observing the National Day of Mourning in Canada and Workers Memorial Day in the US. At Canfor, we’re committed to our core value “Safety Comes First.” We lower our flags to half-mast to honour this day and invite you to join us in a moment of silence this Sunday at 11

In Season 2’s episode 3 of Forestry For The Future "Canadian Forestry Can Save The World" Podcast, Ben Goodier, Head of Bio-Innovation & Tech at Canfor shares how his team is innovating our business to reduce waste and generate greater value from wood residuals. Currently the

May is Military Appreciation Month which honors current and former members of the US Military. Meet Cameron Kern, Heavy Duty Diesel Mechanic based in DeRidder, Louisiana! As a mechanic in wood products manufacturing, he helps to ensure safe operations at our facility. Prior to

June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada. This month and every month we recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity of all Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous Nations. More information and resources are available at ow.ly/9b3050S5iVx #NIHM2024

Happy #Pride Month! This is a time to celebrate and uplift those who are part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Creating an inclusive and respectful culture is a shared responsibility. We continue to make progress at Canfor to create an inclusive culture that inspires better outcomes

Today, Canfor celebrates Juneteenth, a pivotal moment in history that marks the end of slavery in the United States on June 19, 1865. This day is not only a celebration of freedom but also an opportunity to honor the resilience, culture and contributions of Black communities.

Today is National Indigenous People’s Day and we join Canadians from coast to coast in honouring Indigenous Peoples’ heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding achievements. Today is a celebratory day. Indigenous People play an extremely important role in our business, now

Happy #CanadaDay to Canadians everywhere! Our strength and identity come from our diversity. Today, let's celebrate our achievements and commit to creating opportunities for all. Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday!

Happy #FourthofJuly! Today, we honor and celebrate the spirit of freedom and unity. To our Canfor Southern Pine employees and their families, and to our partners and communities, we wish everyone a safe and happy holiday!

A warm welcome to our new Iron Mountain employees in Union County, Arkansas! Today, Canfor announced the completion of the acquisition of the lumber manufacturing facility from Arkansas Resolute El Dorado Inc. Read more: bit.ly/3yvTefB

This week, after tremendous effort and collaboration with the McLeod Lake Indian Band and the Tsay Keh Dene Nation, we are proud to achieve the transfer of our forest tenure in equal part to both Nations. Read the full release: bit.ly/3XjmXkx

As we commemorate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we’re encouraged to come together to support healing and to find ways to move forward on past difficulties. The truth is about taking the time to understand past and present Indigenous Peoples’ experiences and the