For Torrance Coste, the associate director of the Wilderness Committee British Columbia. … has seen the scars of clear-cutting firsthand, in a territory that carries the stamp of approval of Sustainable Forestry Initiative, or SFI, a widely used forestry certification. Coste’s organization forms part of a complaint filed before the Competition Bureau of Canada challenging the integrity of SFI, a system created by the pulp and paper industry in 1994… …The complaint, led by Ecojustice on behalf of the Wilderness Committee, Greenpeace Canada and [others] wants SFI to stop calling their certification “sustainable,” to issue public correction of their claims and to pay a $10-million fine. …Another signatory to the complaint, Peter Wood, is a professor in the Department of Forest Resources Management at the University of British Columbia. …SFI responded, arguing that the organization is governed by an 18-member board divided equally among industry, conservation, and Indigenous and social sectors.