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January 15, 2026

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Kelly McCloskey, Tree Frog News Editor

Thank you for visiting the Tree Frog Forestry News
Thursday, January 15, 2026

Hello early bird! We just want you to know that the news team is busy adding stories to this page. Be sure to check back at 9:00 am (PST) for … → Read More
BC Forestry at a Breaking Point: An Interview with Peter Lister
Tuesday, January 13, 2026

On the eve of the annual Truck Loggers Association Convention, Executive Director Peter Lister opines on DRIPA and BC’s forestry crisis. In related news: another law firm compares the BC … → Read More
BC pursues wood markets in India as diplomacy takes a back seat to trade
Monday, January 12, 2026

BC pursues wood markets in India as diplomacy takes a back seat to trade. In related news: investors poke around the soon-to-be-closed Crofton pulp mill; while Arcadia Paper Mills plans … → Read More
Canada could be hit hardest by U.S. political revolution, report warns
Friday, January 9, 2026

Eurasia Group’s “Top Risks For 2026″ report says Canada could be hit hardest by US political revolution. In related news: Canada is diversifying some trade away from the US; single-family housing … → Read More
Trump withdraws US from world climate treaty and other bodies
Thursday, January 8, 2026

US President Trump withdrew the US from 66 organizations including many that focus on climate change. In related news: ENGOs say Trump’s move is illegal; and Washington state overstated its … → Read More

For Most Forest Products The First Half Of 2026 Will Look A Lot Like 2025: ERA Forest Products Research, By Kevin Mason, Managing Director, ERA Forest Products Research

COFI Statement on Mill Closures in British Columbia, By Kim Haakstad, President & CEO, BC Council of Forest Industries

AAC Determinations – Wrong All This Time? By David Elstone and Jim Girvan, The Spar Tree Group and Industrial Forest Service

Canada-US Softwood Lumber Trade: When Trade Becomes Tactics, By Russ Taylor, Russ Taylor Global

Rigged by Design? How Method and Policy Keep U.S. Lumber Duties High, By Kelly McCloskey, Editor, Tree Frog Forestry News

Markets struggle to see the path ahead as confidence erodes and housing recovery looks unlikely before spring, By Kevin Mason, Managing Director, ERA Forest Products Research