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Articles in Jun/Jul 2003 issue of Canadian Forest Industries

• (Brandt Tractor)
• Site prep = site improvement?: site prep shouldn't be busy work. Find the ROI, or don't do it
  by Lloyd, David
• Everything I need to know I learned in Kapuskasing: well, not really, buthere are a few things from the CTL workshop worth repeating regarding owner/operators, training, and length accuracy
  by Jamieson, Scott
• (Pro-Max Services)
• (Coneco)
• Jerry cans to tankers: Northern Ontario contractor Claude D'Amours celebrated his 25&snot; year in business this June, a remarkable career that began hauling jerry cans of fuel to a rented Tree Farmer in the trunk of a borrowed car. He has since becom
  by Jamieson, Scott
• (Strongco/Tigercat)
• Good run for the money: Interfor's West Coast Division and Central Westcoast Forest Society have teamed up to boost the number of salmon spawning in the Kennedy Flats. Larger salmon runs not only reap economic spin-offs for the locals, but prove that degr
  by Tice, Bill
• Flying in style: like the larger Navigator, the Lincoln Aviator is steeped in luxury and is effortless to drive. It also boasts third-row seating that's truly adult in size, child's play to access
  by Jamieson, Scott
• Log a load taking off: efforts to raise money for sick children through the Log A Load Canada campaign are finally paying off, with this spring's total at over $35 000 and climbing. It's time to bring it up a notch
  by Jamieson, Scott
• (Finning)
• Rolly Poirier
• (Quadco)