Canfor temporarily reducing production at solid wood facilities in B.C. and Alberta
Canfor chief executive Don Kayne says the company will work to mitigate the affects on employees by providing support and identifying meaningful work during the downtime.
The curtailments will begin to be implemented on Dec. 19 and range from one to four weeks across its Canadian operations. Canfor says it will continue to adjust operating rates to align with market conditions and anticipates that the majority of its B.C. facilities will operate below full capacity in the new year.
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