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4 novembre 2025
Canadian Tree Nursery Association: Federal Tree Planting Deserves Major Project Status Not Cuts
(Huntsville, Ontario, Canada, Nov. 4, 2025) The Canadian Tree Nursery Association-Association
Canadienne des Pépinières Forestières (CTNA-ACPF), which represents over 95% of the nation's forest
restoration seedling producers, expresses profound disappointment following the recent federal
government decision to cancel the balance of the Two Billion Trees (2BT) Program.
“This abrupt move not only threatens the long-term environmental recovery of Canada's forests—
which have already been devastated by recent wildfires—but also jeopardizes the livelihoods of
workers, critical infrastructure, and the entire forest restoration sector” stated Rob Keen, RPF,
Executive Director of the CTNA-ACPF.
15 octobre 2025
CFO SUPPORTS UNIVERSITÉ LAVAL RESEARCHER WHO IS USING INNOVATION TO HELP FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE
Canadian Forest Owners (CFO) is proud to award its $15,000 Peter deMarsh Memorial Bursary to Université Laval researcher Sanjoy Roy whose boreal forest research is aimed at increasing carbon storage while providing wood to meet Canada’s material and energy needs. Roy’s forest modeling work will provide an important decision-making and support tool for CFO members because it addresses sustainable forest management and timber production while ensuring ecosystem resilience in our changing climate.
8 octobre 2025
Consultation on emerald ash borer management in Canada
With most of the ash (Fraxinus spp.) population being infested in Eastern Canada and the pest continuing to spread, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) intends to reevaluate its management strategy for the emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis), and consult with partners, industry, stakeholders and Indigenous Peoples on the best way forward.
The risk management document (RMD-25-01) outlines 4 options for managing EAB in Canada that are proposed for consultation. The CFIA supports option 2, which expands the regulated area to include entire provinces in Eastern Canada where EAB is already present.
The CFIA will review the feedback received through this consultation and make a final decision in early 2026. Any resulting changes are expected to be implemented in March 2026.
How to participate:
Review the risk management document and send your written comments to forestry-foresterie@inspection.gc.ca by November 30, 2025.
7 octobre 2025
Public consultations to help update Clean Water Act
FREDERICTON (GNB) – The government is inviting New Brunswickers to share their ideas on how the Clean Water Act could be improved.
Industry groups, environmental organizations, First Nations and the public can all take part in shaping new legislation that matches the needs and values of their communities.
“Our government is committed to ensuring New Brunswick waters remain clean, now and for future generations,” said Environment and Climate Change Minister Gilles LePage. “We want to hear a variety of perspectives to ensure the updated legislation has a lasting positive impact for all New Brunswickers.”
A consultation webpage offers background information, an overview of the review process and instructions on how to participate virtually or in person.
Written submissions will be accepted until Nov. 27. People will also have a chance to learn more and share feedback through in-person and virtual consultation sessions.