Ignace mayor disappointed with fibre competition

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Ignace mayor disappointed with fibre competition

February 8, 2011
By Northern Ontario Business

Feb. 8, 2011 – The mayor of Ignace, Ontario, had hoped a wood pellet plant would revive the local forest industry. | READ MORE

February 8, 2011

By Northern Ontario Business

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10 May

The annual Wood Products Safety Summit, taking place June 11 in @CityofPG, will address safety culture and industry best practices. Don't miss this event! Details here: https://t.co/IytTRfnuoh #safetyfirst #dustsafety @bcforestsafety @CFIMag @WorkSafeBC @pulppapercanada

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10 May

Wood pellet market demand, new facilities' production driving Pinnacle Renewable Energy’s Q1 growth - https://t.co/wlpzXwD6EB #woodpellets #pinnacle

Canadian Biomass @canadianbiomass·

9 May

.@FortisBC proposes #RNG project at @RDFFG Prince George landfill
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8 May

Prodesa completes its first Canadian turn-key pellet plant at Skeena BioEnergy in @CityofTerrace - https://t.co/IYkds9xjXo #woodpellets #bioenergy #bioheat

Canadian Biomass @canadianbiomass·

8 May

The 2019 Canadian Biomass Pellet Mill Map is here and we've revamped the look! We also added a new column on bagged/bulk %. Print copies are being mailed out with the Spring issue of the magazine now. You can download a high-res copy here: https://t.co/prvxxAdmwQ #woodpellets

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