BC Forestry’s Unravelling: Mill Closures, Fibre Shortages, and a Restoration Sector Running Out of Forest to Restore

WFCA warns that BC’s forest restoration economy being hollowed out from the inside

Mills fall across the province—from Crofton to Prince George

As mills fall across the province—from Crofton and 100 Mile House (Dec 2025) to Prince George (Summer 2026)—the WFCA warns that BC’s forest restoration economy is being hollowed out from the inside.

British Columbia’s forestry sector is experiencing a collapse so broad and persistent that calling it a “downturn” feels like an act of optimism. Mill closures are now appearing in every region: Vancouver Island, the Interior, and the North. Each shutdown is another domino falling, and the chain reaction is beginning to threaten not just manufacturing, but the businesses responsible for restoring BC’s forests.

A Brief History of the Canadian Booze Apocalypse of 2026

An omniscient lament for a governing class undone by its own happy‑hour hysteria

A report on Canada’s dystopian alcohol panic, the haunting threats of politicians lurching through the crisis affecting almost no one 

This report today is not for the weak at heart. We take a forensic look at the dystopian  Canadian Booze Apocalypse of 2026, a horrific event descended from our political class without needing access to actual Canadian opinion on the magnitude of the crisis.  

The Geometry of Blue Commerce: Why the Math Favors West Coast Salmon Aquaculture

In the polarized arena of Canadian resource management, public debates are frequently driven by optics rather than operational mathematics. For years, British Columbia’s ocean-based salmon farming sector has faced intense scrutiny, culminating in the federal mandate to transition open-net pens by 2029. Yet, when we strip away the emotional rhetoric and examine the raw commercial metrics that aquaculture operators navigate every single day, a starkly different picture emerges. From the perspective of spatial efficiency, lifecycle biology, and resource optimization, marine aquaculture stands out as one of the most eco-efficient food production sectors in Canadian commerce.