NEW BRUNSWICK — The company that recently announced the shut down of its Nackawic pulp mill is now trying to sell a massive piece of forest land, representing the clearest evidence to date that AV Group’s future in the province is in doubt. That’s as the Holt government confirmed it has made an offer to buy what amounts to the 44,000 hectares that was being used to supply the mill its fibre. It’s in hopes to see the wood used once again to bring back forestry jobs in the area, potentially by a new Nackawic mill owner. …AV Group has announced a shutdown of the mill scheduled for Nov. 4, putting about 350 workers out of jobs. …While its future remains uncertain. But what’s quickly becoming clear is that the future of the mill under the AV Group is coming to an end. [to access the full story a Telegraph Journal subscription is required]