Ontario-based mill set to become next LP® SmartSide® manufacturing facility.

The closet association ratified its annual election and confirmed directors.

The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society found 2 of 3 lost vessels that disappeared over a century ago.

DELSON, Quebec – Goodfellow Inc., a manufacturer of value-added lumber products and a distributor of building materials and floor coverings, posted a new loss of $211,000 for the first quarter ended Feb. 28.

The association recognized two major contributors to the closet and storage industry.

VERNON, B.C., Canada — Tolko Industries announced April 17 that its Soda Creek and Armstrong Lumber operations will both be moving from two shifts to single shifts. The temporary shift change at Armstrong Lumber went into effect April 17, and Tolko will be working with impacted employees at Soda Creek on the exact date of their permanent move to a single shift. Armstrong lumber employees were notified on April 10 and Soda Creek employees were informed earlier April 17.

Roca Group strengthens its presence in the US market with the acquisition of Madeli

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Reducing friction improves material feeds and makes for better cuts.