BC Forestry Sector Says Industry at ‘Breaking Point’ in Letter to Premier David Eby
British Columbia forestry groups have written to Premier David Eby saying the industry is at a “breaking point” and calling for urgent action to address challenges ranging from provincial permitting delays to U.S. tariffs. The letter is co-authored by groups representing contractors, manufacturers, unions and others dependent on forestry, including the BC Council of Forest […]
Multiple British Columbia forestry groups have jointly written to Premier David Eby, stating that the industry has reached a “breaking point.” They are requesting urgent government intervention to address various challenges, including provincial permitting delays and U.S. tariffs. The groups are asking for the formation of a crisis group to reduce costs, eliminate regulatory obstacles, and facilitate the movement of economically viable wood.
- BC forestry groups have informed Premier David Eby that the industry is at a “breaking point.”
- They are calling for urgent action to address challenges like provincial permitting delays and U.S. tariffs.
- The letter was co-authored by various industry representatives, including contractors, manufacturers, and unions.
- While acknowledging international trade pressures, the groups highlighted numerous “homegrown” challenges.
- They are urging the premier to establish a crisis group focused on cost reduction, regulatory reform, and wood movement.
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