Every Fibre Supply edition published to date. Twice-weekly intelligence on BC forestry — markets, duties, stumpage, mills, regulatory.
Plus: Saw Creek wildfire shuts 116 km of Highway 1 at Lytton as the BC fire season opens on a scarred community.
Plus: Canfor buys Western Canada's largest I-joist plant for $68 million, deepening a value-added bet as it trims commodity capacity.
Plus: BC puts $20 million a year behind wildfire prevention as fibre recovery — heading into a season Ottawa calls the country's highest risk.
Plus: Two weeks to USMCA Round 2: Trump 'not looking to renew,' Greer blames Canada, and the ITC bench refills.
Plus: Primer · Bill 14 (Forests Statutes Amendment Act, 2026) — what it actually changes for BCTS, contract logging, and fibre access.
Plus: Kerry Rouck appointed to BC Forest Practices Board — three-year term, West Kelowna RPF with private-sector tenure and Indigenous-community operational experience.
Plus: FPB Cascades audit — BC Timber Sales 'generally compliant,' but free-growing declarations on three blocks relied on 3-to-5-year-old survey data.
Plus: Forest Practices Board active period — Douglas Lake Cattle audit complete, Port McNeill and Mackenzie biodiversity audits pending.
Plus: What the 2025 closure cluster means for Q2 2026 — three mill towns, three different fibre stories, one cumulative read.
Plus: Box Lake Lumber secures 5-year non-replaceable forest licence in TFL 3 — 445 truckloads/year for split-rail fence value-add.
Plus: West Fraser Q1 2026 results — capital allocation continues to favour Texas and South Carolina assets.
Plus: West Fraser confirms 1.1 billion board feet of capacity removed from BC operations; Texas and South Carolina absorb the redirected capex.
Inaugural edition. Plus: 2026 COFI Convention coverage — BC's largest forestry CEOs on fibre access, land certainty, and regulatory reform.