B.C. introducing measures for old growth, forest stewardship with Indigenous collaboration
The announcement also includes the province’s plans to up investments to support innovation within the forestry sector. Officials said the province will be doubling the BC Manufacturing Jobs Fund to $180 million which will expand access and eligibility.
“It will accelerate shovel-ready projects across the manufacturing ecosystem that will bring direct benefits and stable, family-supporting jobs to communities throughout the province.”
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