Western Forestry Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate, Volume 19 Issue 9 Western Forestry Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate 28 June 2019 Volume 19 Issue 10 Warning: With the pending long weekend our fact checkers have taken an extended break and have not reviewed today’s RoundUpDate. Facts may appear in this publication without warning. Although this … Read more
Western Forestry Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate 17 May 2019 Volume 19 Issue 7 Warning: Some facts contained in this edition may have been shortened in consideration of the impending long weekend WFCA Board of Directors Revises Members’ Code of Conduct for Approval Western Forestry Contractors’ Association members will vote at their 2020 AGM in … Read more
Western Forestry Contractors’ Association Rumour Mill RoundUpDate 11 January 2019 Volume 19 Issue 1 Warning:No emojis have been used in the presentation of any facts in this edition. Finally, the Complete, Revised, Full, Typo-Free, Total WFCA 2019 Annual Conference Program (and now finally register if you haven’t already.) We know, we know. Our faithful readers … Read more
Rumour Mill RoundUpDate Volume 18 Issue 14 21 September 2018 Warning: This fact warning may have appeared in previous publications. Big Up in Workers’ Earnings Needed to Keep Up With Reforesting Province Seasonal reforestation workers need to earn more as part of a major recalibration of the silviculture sector’s pricing and wage structure. It wasn’t … Read more
18 May 2018 Volume 18 Issue 7 Warning: Some facts contained in this publication may appear unexpectedly. BC Flood and Fire Review Looks at Last Year’s Emergencies From Community Perspective Since 2001 there have been three major provincial reviews on wildfire in B.C., two driven by disastrous wildfire seasons. With last week’s release of the … Read more
September 29, 2017 Volume 17, Issue 19 Warning: Some of the facts expressed in this edition may be accurate. A Summary And Synopsis Of Forecasts For Forestry Services From the WFCA Summit One of the main functions of any brain is to figure out what is going to happen next. The same applies to intelligent … Read more
August 18, 2017 Volume 17, Issue 16 Warning: Some of the opinions expressed in this edition may contain facts. Will This Summer’s Smoke Focus the Need for a BC Wildfire Natural Hazard Policy? Kelowna 2003, Slave Lake 2011, Fort McMurray 2016, this year’s provincial wildfire emergency, and let’s not forget the almost catastrophic near-miss of … Read more
July 7, 2017 Volume 17, Issue 14 Warning: Some of the facts in this edition may have appeared in previous editions and have been published again in order to repeat them. Road Deactivation Continues to Hinder Planting Projects and Safety in B.C. and Alberta Contractor project managers may be justified in wondering what it will … Read more
September 30, 2016 Volume 16, Issue 16 Warning: No bots, web crawlers, spiders or other forms of artificial intelligence have been used in the painstakingly human checking of the facts contained in this edition. Will We See 300-Million Seedlings Planted Per Year in the Furture? We haven’t seen anything like the recently announced commitments to … Read more
