A construction worker wearing a white hard hat and safety glasses measures and marks a wooden beam at a construction site.

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From supporting the communities where we operate to stories from the field, discover the people, places and values that define who we are at West Fraser.

Back row, left to right, Brad Kachuk, Consultant, West Fraser; D’Arcy Henderson, Vice-President, Canadian Woodlands, West Fraser; Derek Auger, Councillor, Woodland Cree First Nation; Jed Begin, General Manager, Slave Lake Veneer.

Woodland Cree First Nation and West Fraser Forge Historic Good Relations Agreement

A group of eight men standing indoors, one holding a plaque. They are in a rustic wooden room with hats displayed on the wall and boxes on the floor.

Safety Star Audits with a Spotlight on Sundre

Volunteers from the Blue Ridge Lumber and Ranger Board teams

Team in Blue Ridge Pitches in to Help Local Playgroup

Three individuals pose together, with the middle person holding a red award plaque. They stand in front of a backdrop with logos from the Alberta Forest Products Association.

Outstanding Safety Performance: Alberta Mills Recognized for Their Leadership

A group of people stands together under a wooden pavilion, with a podium labeled "Girls Inc. of Memphis" in front.

West Fraser Joins Girls Inc. Memphis for Grand Opening

A single wind turbine stands on a grassy hill under a clear blue sky. Dense green vegetation is visible in the foreground.

West Fraser’s Renewable Energy Investment Supports a Greener Alberta Grid

Members of the Montana First Nation and of the Sundre Forest Products team stand together by the tipi purchased from the Montana First Nation to celebrate the signing of the Good Relations Agreement.

Montana First Nation Good Relations Agreement

NCW gave students a tour of 30-year-old blocks to demonstrate how different silviculture activities impacted how the forest grew back

Indigenous Youth Explore and Train for Forestry Careers

A construction worker wearing a white hard hat and safety glasses measures and marks a wooden beam at a construction site.

Making a Difference: Supporting Affordable Housing and Youth Skills Training

A goshawk takes flight

Wildlife Rescue: A Happy Ending for a Nestling Goshawk

Man standing in a trailer holding a large wrapped plant, wearing a cap and plaid shirt.

Planting Tomorrow’s Forests Today

Group of people posing indoors, some holding papers. They stand and kneel in two rows. A staircase and a wall are in the background.

Women in Wood: A Year of Support and Mentorship

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