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NOTICE (02/16/2025)
The Maritime College of Forest Technology is pleased to announce our next workshop offering of New Brunswick Watercourse Alteration Certification For Installers - English, with Kyle Werner as your instructor.
The Installers course will take place from April 24-25, 2025. Registration will begin at 8:00 AM on April 24th. This course takes two full days to complete.
To apply and register for this course, please complete the application form- link in the attached course announcement:
notice (02/14/2025)
Ayat Timbers in Penobsquis is purchasing White Pine.
Grade #1 - $449.88/mfbm after levy.
Grade #2 - $342.30/mfbm after levy.
NOTICE (02/10/2025)
NOTICE (02/11/2025)
NOTICE FROM J.D. IRVING
Please be advised that Route 10 in Chipman will be closed Wednesday morning to allow CN to do maintenance on the railroad tracks in front of the Mill.
This will affect all traffic coming from Cumberland Bay and Sussex into Chipman as well as any trucks looking to pass through Chipman to deliver Pulpwood to Sussex.
The closure is planned for 2 hours from 9am to 11am.
Trucks should plan to avoid this area between 8am and the noon hour.
NOTICE (02/10/2025)
NOTICE (02/10/2025)
Awareness of Sustainable Forestry Practices
Groupe Savoie has prepared the following PDF detailing some good practices in sustainable forestry as part of their commitment to Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) certification. The aim of this document is to raise awareness among producers and provide them with practical information to promote responsible management in their forests. They encourage you to take advantage of these tips and actively contribute to the preservation of our forest ecosystems. (The English version follows the French version.)
NOTICE (02/04/2025)
NOTICE FROM J.D. IRVING:
We are having operational issues at Chipman due to Overlength Sawlogs and Oversize Studwood.
The Mill personnel and Scalers will be monitoring these two concerns closely going forward.
As a refresher:
Sawlogs – we look for 3” to 7” of trim on both 12’ and 16’ logs.
Studwood – maximum diameter is 12” butt.
Long Sawlogs and Oversize Studs both present a safety hazard for our employees when these pieces get jammed up in the Mill conveyor systems.
Please do a check on your operations with regards to these two issues.
As the Mill puts more focus on this, we will be in touch with any Producers who we determine are causing issues going forward.
NOTICE (02/03/2025)
FEBRUARY 4/25, 12:27PM UPDATE :
The loader at JDI Doaktown is back up and running again.
NOTICE FROM J.D. IRVING:
Please be advised that our loader at Doaktown is down until further notice. Currently we have not been able to diagnose the problem.
Please stop all deliveries to Doaktown until we know the loader is back up and running.
I will send another e-mail once they are able to unload trucks again.
YSC will update this post once we receive that email.
NOTICE (02/03/2025)
The Maritime College of Forest Technology is pleased to announce their next workshop offering of New Brunswick Watercourse Alteration Certification For Designers - English, with Kyle Werner as your instructor.
The Designers course will take place from May 5-9, 2025. Registration will begin at 8:00 AM on May 5th. This course is typically complete by noon on the last day, following completion of your exam.
To apply and register for this course, please complete the application form- link in the attached course announcement:
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