Advertising Opportunities
Audited by CCAB, a division of BPA
CANADIAN FOREST INDUSTRIES is the only national publication devoted exclusively to covering all aspects of the logging business, from harvesting at the stump to getting the logs to the mill. CFI focuses on leading edge technology as it is applied in the most remote sites from British Columbia to Newfoundland. For over 100 years CFI has been the leader in covering the changing face of logging in this country.
Heritage
CFI traces its roots back to 1880 when it was founded as CANADA LUMBERMAN. No other magazine can boast such a long history of serving the Canadian market. Since 1991 CFI has been directed exclusively to the harvesting market, making it the only such publication in Canada.
Over the last ten years CFI has led the market in coverage of these critical topics:
- Tree-length logging
- Cut-to-length logging
- Tree-length vs. CTL
- Harvesting Heads
- Felling Heads
- Contractor rates
- Small business management
- Trucking
- Roadbuilding
- 4 x 4 Road tests
- Site impact
- Use of G.I.S. and G.P.S.
- Hardwood logging
- Provincial legislation as it affects the logger
- Lubricants
- Maintenance
- Trailers and much, much more
Consider This..
- Combined, CANADIAN FOREST INDUSTRIES and OPÉRATIONS FORESTIÈRES reach over 18,000 logging contractors, logging companies and individuals involved in the day-to-day business of logging.
- Every year these guys build more kilometers of road in Canada than any other industry, government or municipality. According to the website of a major forestry company it builds over 2,500 kilo-meters of roads a year and maintains another 3,460! That's one company!
- They drive these roads with an incredible array of fully loaded pick-ups and SUVs.
- They own and operate a wide range of heavy equipment from excavators to graders to dozers, not to mention their harvesting gear like feller-bunchers, harvesters, skidders, and forwarders, and in some cases helicopters.
- Provincial legislation as it affects the logger
- They maintain these huge fleets of equipment by stocking themselves with massive inventories of belts, hoses, tires, oils, lubes etc.
- They access some of the most remote areas in the world using the most modern technology available from G.I.S to G.P.S. to plot cut blocks and navigate equipment.
CFI Features:
- Highest audited circulation to logging companies and contractors in Canada.
- More than twice the editorial pages published on logging than any other magazines.
- No sawmilling circulation or editorial to dilute your message.
- Canada's most respected editorial team with over 50 years combined experience in the forest industry.
• View our editorial schedule and advertising and materials deadlines
Sample copies and subscriptions are available upon request.
Please contact Tim Tolton at (514) 457-2211, fax: (514) 457-2558
Or email ttolton@forestcommunications.com
