This web site has been adapted from the following publication:

Bohning, R.A.; Bell, J.L.; Middlebro´, W.G.A. 2002. Directory of secondary wood-using industries in Manitoba, 2001. Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service, Northern Forestry Centre, Edmonton, Alberta.

The secondary wood-using industry in Manitoba was surveyed in 2001 by telephone and/or personal interviews with each firm. This directory provides information about each firm (location, telephone number, facsimile number, executive officer, number of people employed, raw materials used in the manufacturing process, and a priority products listing). This information can be accessed through the company name or via the products and services they produce. Information on related organizations and associations is also provided. Survey highlights are included.

The Directory of secondary wood-using industries in Manitoba, 2001 was a joint project of Natural Resources Canada's Canadian Forest Service, Manitoba Conservation's Forestry Branch, and Manitoba Industry, Trade and Mines' Industry Development Division.

This publication is available free of charge. Please visit the Contact Us page for more information on ordering this publication.

Also available:
Directory of Primary Wood-using Industries in Manitoba, 2001

Disclaimer

The views, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the authors. The exclusion of certain manufactured products does not necessarily imply disapproval, nor does the mention of other products necessarily imply endorsement by the Government of Canada or the Goverment of Manitoba.

The information provided in this directory was correct as of September 2001. Subsequent changes in an organization's activities and staff are not reflected in the directory at this time. While every attempt has been made to include all organizations involved in secondary processing in Manitoba, some have chosen not to participate and some may have been missed. If your firm is unlisted or listed incorrectly in this directory, please contact John Doornbos at the Canadian Forest Service in Edmonton regarding corrections.