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Investing In Being Smarter
 Accurately
predicting the future is a tough business at the best of times.
Preparing for the future, however, is possible and is, in fact,
one of the key services Canadians look for from their governments.
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Fibre Centre Is Not A Silver-Bullet Solution, says Executive Director
 George Bruemmer says he is a strong believer
in shining a light on a situation to obtain the desired results: “Where
there’s a problem, you put a focus on it and get a lot of really
smart people looking at it. By doing this, you’ll find answers. You’ll
find opportunities.”
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Canada Wood Program
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growing desire for western style accommodation, due partly to a rise
in disposable income among middle-class wage earners, augers well for
Canadian wood products in China.
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Editor in Chief: Bob Burt
Editorial Board: Jim Farrell, Sylvie Letellier,
Gordon Miller, Geoff Munro
Production: Sylvie Provenzano, Roberta Gal
Writer: Tom Douglas
Editorial Staff: Benoît Arsenault, Florence Houssais,
Donna Colterman, David Tuck
Email: cfs.viewpoint@nrcan.gc.ca
URL: viewpoint.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca
Canada Post Mail Agreement #: 40062948
ISSN# 1712-266X
J. David Andrews photos from the collection “
The Forests of Canada” by Ken Farr (Natural Resources Canada,
Canadian Forest Service/Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 2003)
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The
new Canadian Forest Service Fibre Centre is a key component in the struggle
to prevent this country’s pulp and paper industry from taking “a
frightening spiral downwards,” says Don Roberts, Managing Director
of World Markets for the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC).
Interview
with Cathy Wilkinson, Director, Canadian Boreal Initiative.
Interview With Michael J. Bradley, Director
of Technology, Canfor Pulp and Paper Marketing