Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate June 26, 2015 Vol. 15, Issue 13 Warning: All facts contained in this edition are intended for the edification and entertainment of the reader. Any other uses such as taking them out of context, misquoting, paraphrasing etc. may have unintended consequences. Read more
Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate May 29, 2015 Vol. 15, Issue 11 Warning: inappropriate reader use of the facts contained in this volume may lead to bias, sudden changes in opinion, swings in perspective, oversimplification, misplaced confidence, and argumentative tendencies. Read more
Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate May 1, 2015 Vol. 15, Issue 9 Warning: Some facts displayed as graphic information can be misleading. The warm sea temperature graphic below is not actually flames indicating the Pacific Ocean is on fire. They are only colours representing sea temperature variations. Although they do kind of look … Read more
Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate April 17, 2015 Vol. 15, Issue 8 Warning: Some facts contained in this issue may be true. Some facts may be based on assumptions. Some facts may be more true than others. Some facts may be used to support assumptions, which may form other facts. Please sort all … Read more
Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate March 23, 2015 Vol. 15, Issue 6 Warning: Some articles in this edition may contain corrected facts pertaining to previously published facts. Those incorrect facts should not be considered factual facts. The corrected facts are the actual factual facts, in fact. Read more
Western Silvicultural Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate March 6, 2015 Vol. 15, Issue 5 Warning: It has been said that the only statistics anyone should trust are the ones they have made up themselves. None of the figures presented in this issue were made up by us. Treat them accordingly. Read more
The BC SAFE Silviculture Program has released a report concluding that many workers would be more productive and less prone to injury if they were given more advice and help in selecting appropriate foot wear for silviculture work. The report includes a guide to selecting durable work boots for the field. Footing report.pdf Please click … Read more
