MacBlo hires TimberWest CEO as COO

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MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., a Vancouver, British Columbia-based forest products company, has hired Keith Purchase to become the company's chief operating officer. Purchase was the former chief executive officer at TimberWest Timber Trust, a MacMillan Bloedel rival in British Columbia. Purchase will oversee all forest operations of MacMillan, excluding the operations of the company's packaging subsidiary in Alabama. The new COO is expected to report directly to MacMillan Bloedel CEO Tom Stephens. Stephens said Purchase's experience as CEO in a public company and his strong background in the industry are among the traits that attracted MacMillan Bloedel into hiring him.

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Hires former rival TimberWest CEO Keith Purchase to become the company's chief operating officer

Executive changes & profiles, MacMillan Bloedel Ltd., Article

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Skeena needs buyer: B.C

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Skeena Cellulose Inc. will stay closed until a party expresses interest in acquiring the company, according to the British Columbia government. The government has already spent 350 million Canadian dollars in the forest products firm.

Organizational history, PAPER AND ALLIED PRODUCTS, Management, Skeena Cellulose Inc.

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Polarized B.C. needs to find a balance

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This article discusses the current state of British Columbia and what will need to happen to bring back the currently slumping economy.

Government domestic functions, Economic Views, Statistical Data Included, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Public opinion, Mixed economy

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