Tag: Crofton Mill

MP Kibble calls for assessment of former Crofton mill property

In a press release, Jeff Kibble said the deep-water industrial site could have potential for future naval or industrial use.

North Cowichan eyes partnership with province for Crofton mill redevelopment

North Cowichan Mayor Rob Douglas says the municipality is seeking a partnership with the province to help shape the future of the former Crofton mill site.

North Cowichan outlines response to Crofton pulp mill closure

North Cowichan continues to respond to the permanent closure of the Crofton pulp mill, which impacts more than 350 workers and significantly affects the local economy.

North Cowichan advocates for age limit for retirement program to aid Crofton mill workers 

The Bridging to Retirement Program would help forestry workers who are 55+ transition to retirement with up to $75,000 in funds but only if the province reopens it.

Domtar extends deadline to close Crofton mill into 2026 

Domtar pushes the closing date for the Crofton mill, but employees will still be finished in February.

Municipality of North Cowichan takes steps to support workers, families and businesses in wake of Crofton mill closure

Supports are being investigated for workers, families and businesses who will be affected by the mill closure.

Crofton mill workers will stay after closure, Domtar spokesperson

Crofton mill will stop production on Dec. 15 but employees will remain employed into the new year.

P.S.T. Tax Cuts: A Huge Benefit to Crofton Mill

Earlier this week, the provincial government announced significant tax cuts to non-residential electricity costs for B.C. businesses. This will mean...
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