Employee Training Connects Resolute to ESG Goals
At Resolute, we’re using training to engage and inform not just company leadership, but employees at every level about the risks and opportunities posed by sustainability and stewardship. It is…
Resolute Receives an International Business Award
Resolute has won a Stevie® in the 20th Annual International Business Awards® (IBAs) competition: a gold award in the category of Sustainability Product of the Year (Canada and the U.S.A.),…
The 2023 Green Dream team is ready to hit the ground running!
The Green Dream Internship Program was created by the Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) to showcase the perspectives of young people working in Canada’s vibrant forest products sector. The…
Building a Better Fishway for the Vulnerable American Eel
As part of a project to improve dam safety members of Resolute’s Hydro-Saguenay team worked with engineers at WSP to design an improved culvert that would enable the American eel…
Resolute Employees Join Local Scouts to Plant 800 Trees
On May 30, employees from our Ontario woodlands operations joined local scouts to plant 800 trees in just two hours! The planting event took place at Wishart Conservation Area, a 221-hectare…
Resolute Wins Norns Diversity and Inclusion Award
In June, Resolute won the 2023 Diversity and Inclusion Award from The Norns Awards, a global competition highlighting excellence and innovation. The company was recognized for our practices supporting justice,…
Resolute President and CEO Remi G. Lalonde Meets With Officials in Washington, D.C.
Remi G. Lalonde, Resolute’s president and chief executive officer, accompanied by Seth Kursman, vice president, corporate communications, sustainability and government affairs, took advantage of the opportunity to meet with federal…
New P+PB recycling campaign tells consumers to ‘Go Papertarian’
From choosing paper products to practicing proper recycling, the paper industry wants people to know that their everyday choices have an impact on our forests and the environment. That’s why…
Employee Training Connects Resolute to ESG Goals
At Resolute, we’re using training to engage and inform not just company leadership, but employees at every level about the risks and opportunities posed by sustainability and stewardship. It is…
Resolute Receives an International Business Award
Resolute has won a Stevie® in the 20th Annual International Business Awards® (IBAs) competition: a gold award in the category of Sustainability Product of the Year (Canada and the U.S.A.),…
The 2023 Green Dream team is ready to hit the ground running!
The Green Dream Internship Program was created by the Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) to showcase the perspectives of young people working in Canada’s vibrant forest products sector. The…
Building a Better Fishway for the Vulnerable American Eel
As part of a project to improve dam safety members of Resolute’s Hydro-Saguenay team worked with engineers at WSP to design an improved culvert that would enable the American eel…
Resolute Employees Join Local Scouts to Plant 800 Trees
On May 30, employees from our Ontario woodlands operations joined local scouts to plant 800 trees in just two hours! The planting event took place at Wishart Conservation Area, a 221-hectare…
Resolute Wins Norns Diversity and Inclusion Award
In June, Resolute won the 2023 Diversity and Inclusion Award from The Norns Awards, a global competition highlighting excellence and innovation. The company was recognized for our practices supporting justice,…
Resolute President and CEO Remi G. Lalonde Meets With Officials in Washington, D.C.
Remi G. Lalonde, Resolute’s president and chief executive officer, accompanied by Seth Kursman, vice president, corporate communications, sustainability and government affairs, took advantage of the opportunity to meet with federal…
New P+PB recycling campaign tells consumers to ‘Go Papertarian’
From choosing paper products to practicing proper recycling, the paper industry wants people to know that their everyday choices have an impact on our forests and the environment. That’s why…