The Resolute Blog

[...] Resolute’s plan to invest $90 million for three major projects in Northwestern Ontario is well underway and includes a new sawmill in Atikokan, the upgrade and restart of our [...]

[...] With three significant projects in the works in northwestern Ontario, our HR team has been hard at work spreading the word that a slew of jobs will become [...]

[...] fiber or wood used in the company’s products. Investing $90 million in three projects in Northwestern Ontario that will create 200 new Resolute jobs: a new sawmill at Atikokan; reopening an idled [...]

[...] 16 years before leaving in 1997 to take on new challenges with other sawmills in northwestern Ontario. “There’s no place like home,” he says, “and to combine that with the opportunity [...]

[...] . We’re proud of the progress we’ve made over the past few years in areas like sustainable forest management, research and development, carbon emissions reductions, and health and safety. [...]

[...] of sustainability. To learn more, please read our annual report, which details our sustainable forest management practices, as well as our other ambitious sustainability commitments. We have healthy [...]

[...] our performance in areas ranging from health and safety to energy use to sustainable forest management – and we’re constantly looking for ways to do more. The official mandate of [...]

[...] speedy recovery. For information on how Resolute works to protect biodiversity through sustainable forest management, please visit BorealForestFacts.com. [...]

[...] to that goal with their incredible safety performance. We are proud to announce that this paper mill, located on Quebec’s North Shore region, has officially achieved 1 million consecutive [...]

[...] papermaking process. So, we channeled these materials to our biomass boilers at our pulp and paper mill. This project was made possible through cooperative research on biomass supply, recovery and [...]

[...] of our mills is in an area that has any risk of occasional water stress – our pulp and paper mill at Catawba, located on the Catawba River in South Carolina. Resolute is a member of the [...]

[...] ”, a 35-hectare greenhouse complex on land adjacent to our Saint-Félicien pulp and paper mill. The real winners will be Quebec consumers – starting next year, they’ll be able to buy [...]

[...] honorary chairmanship of Richard Garneau, President and Chief Executive Officer of Resolute Forest Products, and Pierre Gill, owner of GillCom Communications and publisher of Le Magazine [...]

[...] -Philippe studied chemical engineering at Laval University and started working for Resolute Forest Products through an internship program for engineers in August 2013. The mill’s general [...]

[...] Exciting things are happening in sustainability reporting at Resolute Forest Products, and we wanted to share some of that great news. Our Corporate Sustainability Committee [...]

[...] . The post Resolute Expands Its Eco-conscious Align Paper Grades appeared first on Resolute Forest Products - Blog. [...]

[...] Canada’s Clean50 Organization and Delta Management Group has chosen Richard Garneau and the Resolute Team to join the prestigious Clean50 list for 2015 in the Manufacturing or [...]

[...] would become the norm. “Ensuring safety is our responsibility as a company,” explains Richard Garneau, Resolute CEO. “Our management teams set the tone of the primacy of safety, and each [...]

[...] Last Sunday evening, Richard Garneau, President and CEO of Resolute joined Governor General David Johnston, Prime Minister Harper, [...]

[...] of the state of Ontario’s forests and it has been kick-started by two town halls, hosted by Richard Garneau, in Thunder Bay and Atikokan on November 25th and 26th. It comes on the heels of a similar [...]

[...] -up of four power generation assets, including the $65 million cogeneration facility in Thunder Bay. This  strategic investment will reduce operating costs, as well as optimize our [...]

[...] and Chief Executive Officer Richard Garneau. The discussion followed similar events held in Thunder Bay and Atikokan (Ontario) in late November of last year and in Quebec regions over the past 18 [...]

[...] We’ve recently launched some pretty exciting projects at our operations in Thunder Bay, Ontario. These major investments will help us to make better use of the fiber we work with [...]

[...] available in the region over the next year. A new wood pellet plant is under construction in Thunder Bay, our sawmill at Ignace is set to restart, and the town of Atikokan will soon have a brand new [...]

[...] the construction of a new sawmill in Atikokan, a production capacity increase at our Thunder Bay sawmill and the building of a wood pellet plant at the same location. When all these initiatives [...]

[...] idled Ignace sawmill. It will also support the increased production capacity at our Thunder Bay sawmill, and the operations of our brand new wood pellet plant. There are growing signs of [...]

[...] harvest contractor operations. Photo caption: A biomass recovery operation 3 – THUNDER BAY SAWMILL PELLET PLANT Construction of our new wood pellet plant, a $10 million dollar [...]

[...] sawmill, and the production capacity increase and building of a wood pellet plant at our Thunder Bay sawmill. The projects will create about 175 new jobs in the region – not to mention many indirect [...]

[...] respond to the challenges and opportunities related to forest environmental management and sustainable forestry. To contact Kristin Denryter email her at denryter@unbc.ca [...]

[...] Biodiversity Mitigation with Wood and Forests,” published in issue 33 of the Journal of Sustainable Forestry, found that global carbon dioxide emissions could be reduced by up 31 percent if builders [...]

[...] Papers, Market Pulp and Wood Products (pp 31) Information on our progress in the areas of sustainable forestry, carbon and resource management, mill environmental performance, product stewardship and [...]