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Articles in Mar 2003 issue of Canadian Forest Industries

• Grab life by the hitch: the award-winning Dodge Ram Heavy Duty 2500 with Cummins diesel is proud and still a little loud. the 4x4 version will also pull over 13 100 lbs, and the 3500 diesel over 16 000 lbs
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Deal maker: you might wonder what they put in the water in Duncan BC, where contractor Hayes Forest Services continues to grow. It recently penned agreements to bring its annual harvest to 2 million m&snot;
  by Tice, Bill
• (Weldwood)
• Fine stick handling: Ontario logger Brent Easton may play old-timers hockey across Europe, but there's little old time or European about his logging operation. It's all mechanical, and all North American
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Maintaining certification?
  by Jamieson, Scott
• (Globalstar)
• Takin' a load off
• (Efleetmgmt Inc.)
• (Petro-Canada)
• (Inland Kenworth)
• bolt stops here: Veneer Products of New Brunswick is using a central sort yard and Hultdins grapple saw to maximize veneer bolt production, The
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Ben Meadows catalogue prices good to 2004
• Track record: Dougie Connors is a natural as CWF Outstanding Logging Contractor of the Year for Atlantic Canada. For most of the past 20 years, the veteran logger has been Irving's top producer for his district, all the while topping quality and environme
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Safety, insurance, and the law: part Two in our insurance series seeks toclarify the grey areas around independent operators and WCB liability
  by Belanger, Charles; Janveaux, Luc