Canfor and Cascades report improved first-quarter 2025 results

Tree Frog Forestry News
May 8, 2025
Category: Today's Takeaway

Canfor and Cascades report improved Q1, 2025 results—foresee Q2 market uncertainty. In related news: the US and UK announce a trade deal, China and the US agree to talk; BC says softwood lumber could lead the way on US-Canada trade; and US multifamily developer confidence is down. In Forest Product news: stories on paper recycling in the US; CLT bridges in Illinois, and mass timber passive homes in BC.

In Forestry/Wildfire news: ENGO’s say Canada’s woodlands have a health problem; Quebec First Nations seek more caribou protections; Washington state is encouraged to support forest and community health; and safety lessons from BC’s 2023 fire season. Meanwhile: BC Forest Minister Ravi Parmar’s journey into politics; and the latest on the upcoming Canadian Institute of Forestry AGM and award nominations.

Finally, kudos to firefighters who saved Timber Kings’ Pioneer Log Homes from blaze.

Kelly McCloskey, Tree Frog News Editor

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