October 14, 2003
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October 9, 2003
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January 21, 2003
Saskatoon man plants 15,000 plus trees. Not only did Ken Chaplin unofficially break the world record, he buried it and left it in his dust. The […]
January 1, 2003
We have some basic figures here from the British Columbia Workers’ Compensation Board that shows silviculture work is more dangerous that most people realize. In fact, […]
October 18, 2002
Ariel-Ann Lyons, Human Kinetics Undergraduate Thesis, University of British Columbia, August 2001 Download the PDF reducing-the-risk
October 13, 2000
Submitted by: Marcelle Chisholm (Jacques) I say that all the time (it’s sounds funny since the American Pie movie). I say it a lot because I […]
July 18, 2000
Submitted Anonymously – For Good Reason Now I wasn’t there, and it’s a good thing I wasn’t, because I would have been in a lot more […]
July 18, 2000
A hypothesis put forward by a senior Weyerhaeuser forester, at a recent Workers’ Compensation Board inquiry as to why treeplanters are getting sick, was that they […]
November 12, 1997
By Susan Enfield, Outside Online Magazine Looking for some real athletes? You know, the kind without massage therapists and sports psychologists and closets full of shoes? […]