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| November,
2007 - Coast Forest
Management Ltd., in partnership with Timberedge
Inc., have been approved to conduct a feasibility
study relating to the utilization of waste wood
biomass reserves (such as the mountain pine beetle
epidemic) for the development of alternative energy/biofuels
solutions. The study has been approved through
the First Nations Forestry Program, a partnership
program jointly funded by Natural Resources Canada
and Indian & Northern Affairs Canada. Project
partners involved include: Esh-kn-am Investments
joint venture, Green
Energy Solutions Inc. (GES), and the
Aboriginal Forest Industries Council. Research
has already commenced and we look forward to sharing
the potential beneficial results and developing
opportunities with First Nations member groups
upon conclusion of the study.
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May,
2007 - The Tsehshat
First Nation is seeking input from the public
on its 2007 Forest Stewardship Plan. This plan
covers two cutblocks in the East Alberni Inlet
area. Please feel free to review the plan and
we look forward to any comments you may have.
To send any thought or comments you may have regarding
the plan to:
September, 2006 - CFM:
Campbell River moves to a new office. The Campbell
River office has found a new home at the newly
established Quinsam Crossing complex on the Inland
Island Highway, effective October 16, 2006. The
new address is:
Suite
# 203 - 2005 Eagle Drive
Campbell River, BC V9H 1V8
Phone: 250-287-2077
Fax: 250-287-2076
September
28, 2005 - Coast
Forest Management Ltd. launches its new Corporate
Website. Contracting the professional services
of Vortex Marketing & Media, CFM is very pleased
to offer a valuable new source of online information
to current and potential clients of the company.
Feel free to browse the pages of our new site
for information on: the services offered by CFM,
the History of the company, valuable industry
and associate links, contact details and more.
April, 2005 - CFM
opens a new office in Port Alberni, 7000B Pacific
Rim Highway.
March 9, 2005 -
Coast Forest Management Ltd. and the Tseshaht
First Nation joined forces. The Tseshaht First
Nation purchases a 30% equity share in Coast Forest
Management.
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Updated
September 20, 2006
"The
current softwood lumber dispute (Lumber IV)
commenced in April of 2001. From May 22, 2002
to Dec 20, 2004 most Canadian softwood lumber
exported to the US was subject to a combined
countervailing and anti-dumping duty of 27%,
collected by US Customs. From December 20, 2004
to December 12, 2005 the duties collected were
20%. On December 12, 2005, the duties collected
at the border were reduced to 10.81%."
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