3 important truths about recycling paper
Most of us have a recycling bin nearby overflowing with paper products, so you probably won’t be surprised to learn that paper remains the most recycled of household waste materials.…
Resolute expands its relationship with the Gull Bay First Nation
On May 14, 2015, Resolute signed a new Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Chief Wilfred King of the Gull Bay (Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek, or KZA) First Nation to identify and…
Building safer workplaces with Cognibox™
Resolute’s corporate culture puts a strong emphasis on ensuring that both our company, and the contractors we work with, operate according to the same high standards for workplace safety, ethical…
Job openings in Ontario: Maintenance and Operations
Resolute is growing its wood products segment with exciting new projects in Thunder Bay, Atikokan and Ignace (Ontario). Over 1,000 new employees joined Resolute last year, and we are now…
The Power of Wood Pellets
In November 2014, Resolute cut the ribbon at a new industrial wood pellet plant in Thunder Bay (Ontario) that is now converting sawdust, a by-product of our adjacent sawmill into…
Forest products industry with the best reputation in the world – Canada
If you’ve ever wondered just how ‘green’ Canada’s forest products industry really is, you’ll want to check out FPAC’s latest publication. Canada’s forest products industry has the best environmental reputation…
Wood magic… the secret ingredient in medication, toothpaste and plastic
We know that the forest products industry provides us with lumber for building, paper for reading and learning, and pulp for boxes and commercial packaging. These traditional uses don’t even…
Resolute receives the Certification-Ethno for its Amos mill
During a conference recently organized by the Mosaïque interculturelle régionale, Resolute’s Amos (Quebec) mill was awarded the Certification-Ethno for the mill’s efforts in integrating immigrant employees. This certification recognizes companies that recruit…
3 important truths about recycling paper
Most of us have a recycling bin nearby overflowing with paper products, so you probably won’t be surprised to learn that paper remains the most recycled of household waste materials.…
Resolute expands its relationship with the Gull Bay First Nation
On May 14, 2015, Resolute signed a new Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Chief Wilfred King of the Gull Bay (Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek, or KZA) First Nation to identify and…
Building safer workplaces with Cognibox™
Resolute’s corporate culture puts a strong emphasis on ensuring that both our company, and the contractors we work with, operate according to the same high standards for workplace safety, ethical…
Job openings in Ontario: Maintenance and Operations
Resolute is growing its wood products segment with exciting new projects in Thunder Bay, Atikokan and Ignace (Ontario). Over 1,000 new employees joined Resolute last year, and we are now…
The Power of Wood Pellets
In November 2014, Resolute cut the ribbon at a new industrial wood pellet plant in Thunder Bay (Ontario) that is now converting sawdust, a by-product of our adjacent sawmill into…
Forest products industry with the best reputation in the world – Canada
If you’ve ever wondered just how ‘green’ Canada’s forest products industry really is, you’ll want to check out FPAC’s latest publication. Canada’s forest products industry has the best environmental reputation…
Wood magic… the secret ingredient in medication, toothpaste and plastic
We know that the forest products industry provides us with lumber for building, paper for reading and learning, and pulp for boxes and commercial packaging. These traditional uses don’t even…
Resolute receives the Certification-Ethno for its Amos mill
During a conference recently organized by the Mosaïque interculturelle régionale, Resolute’s Amos (Quebec) mill was awarded the Certification-Ethno for the mill’s efforts in integrating immigrant employees. This certification recognizes companies that recruit…