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BRITISH COLUMBIA [email protected] Toll-Free 1-866-989-5310 candorail.com ALBERTA Peace River n Taylor n Chetwynd (idle) Mackenzie (idle) Pub PULP 4.0 -7x3 inches.qxp_Mise en page 1 08.04.21 18:34 Pa PPC_Cando_MillMap21_CSA.indd 1 2021-05-28 7:23 AM Grande Prairie Slave Lake n s PPC_Souhegan_MillMap21_CSA.indd 1 2021-05-26 1:37 PM n s NEWFOUNDLAND Prince George n s Boyle n s & LABRADOR Whitecourt n l s Quesnel n Edmonton u s Meadow Lake n Hinton n s PULPING MANITOBA Corner Brook QUEBEC n l The Pas n s Powell River Kamloops n s Port Alberni Prince Albert (idle) Alma n l s n l n l s Baie-Comeau (idle) Dolbeau-Mistissani n s Port Mellon n l s Nanaimo LaTuque n l n s Vancouver s l s New Westminster l s Calgary l u Saguenay Crofton n l Richmond l St. Félicien n s n s Matane Skookumchuck Castlegar n s n l Rivière-du-Loup PRINCE n s SASKATCHEWAN EDWARD Lebel-sur-Quévillon n Clermont n l s Port Amos (idle) Témiscouata- ISLAND ONTARIO sur-le-Lac n l n s Atholville Hawkesbury Kapuskasing n l n l Pont Rouge u Edmundston n s Quebec l Ste-Hélène-de-Breakeyville n Nackawic New Glasgow (idle) n s Dieppe l Optimize quality Louiseville l u and reduce cost Trois-Rivières n l s Hantsport Témiscaming l Drummondville n l s Pulp 4.0 with Industry 4.0 tools l Victoriaville Dryden n Terrace Bay across the fiberline n Thunder Bay Berthierville l n l s n l s Saint John Crabtree n l Utopia l s Lachute l LaSalle u l Biomass-based Biomass-based Biochemicals/Biofuels/ Employees l Mill Name & Location (by province) Thermal Energy Electrical Energy Other Bioproducts Saint-Jérôme l Laval Montreal l Granby l (GJ/y) (MWh/y) Gatineau l s Vaudreuil- NOVA SCOTIA Dorion l Kingsey Falls u l n s Thurso (idle) Candiac l Canfor Pulp - Intercontinental Pulp Mill, Prince George, BC 8,884,900 Tall Oil, Turpentine 300 Sherbrooke n l s A unique combination of: n s Canfor Pulp - Northwood Pulp Mill, Prince George, BC 18,523,700 Methanol, Tall Oil 500 Espanola Windsor n l s 926,698 n l s Canfor Pulp - Prince George Pulp and Paper Mill, Prince George, BC 10,852,200 Tall Oil, Turpentine 300 n l Renfrew s Economic benefit can ● Process measurement n Canfor Pulp - Taylor Pulp Mill, Taylor, BC 110 reach $2 to $10 per ton. n s Cariboo Pulp & Paper Company, Quesnel, BC 12,235,300 211,389 Tall Oil, Turpentine 400 ● Advanced process controls Huntsville l l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Richmond, BC 180 NEW BRUNSWICK ● Process expertise Chetwynd Mechanical Pulp Inc., Chetwynd, BC (idle) idle Belleville l n s Domtar Corp., Kamloops Mill, Kamloops, BC 1.13 x 10(13) BTU/yr 550,000 Turpentine 350 Biomass-based Biomass-based Electrical Biochemicals/Biofuels/ Napanee l Mill Name & Location (by province) Employees l s Kruger Products Ltd., New Westminster Mill, New Westminster, BC 351,570 Syngas 400+ Thermal Energy Energy (MWh/y) Other Bioproducts Trenton l (GJ/y) Mackenzie Pulp Mill Corp., Mackenzie, BC (idle) idle Whitby l Confidence in the future btg.com n s Mercer International Inc. - Mercer Celgar, Castlegar, BC 1.36 x 10(13) KJ/yr 520,000 425 u Building Products of Canada Corp. - Pont Rouge Plant, Pont-Rouge, QC Brampton l u n s Nanaimo Forest Products - Harmac Pacific Mill, Nanaimo, BC 25 MW u Building Products of Canada Corp., LaSalle, QC 35 St. Marys l Mississauga l n l s Paper Excellence, Catalyst Crofton Mill, Crofton, BC 15,000,000 314,000 590 n l Cascades Containerboard Packaging - Cabano, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac, QC 153 Rexdale l n l s Paper Excellence, Catalyst Port Alberni Mill, Port Alberni, BC 4,800,000 81,000 310 l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Drummondville, QC 224 Scarborough l u s n l s Paper Excellence, Catalyst Powell River Mill, Powell River, BC 7,200,000 220,000 360 l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Kingsey Falls, QC 60 Toronto l n l s Paper Excellence, Howe Sound Pulp and Paper Corp., Port Mellon, BC 12,747,321 393,042 380 l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Montreal, QC 260 Vaughan l PPC_WestonPower_MillMap21_CSA.indd 1 2021-05-28 7:25 AM n Paper Excellence, Skookumchuck Pulp Inc., Skookumchuck, BC 280 l Cascades Containerboard Packaging – Vaudreuil, Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC 155 CB_BTG_PelletMap21_CSA.indd 1 2021-04-09 10:32 AM Westpower-Pulp&Paper_Ad-F.indd 1 2021-05-27 12:01 PMn West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. - Quesnel River Pulp, Quesnel, BC l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Victoriaville, QC 148 St. Catharines l s University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC 2.4 MW 2 MW Syngas l Cascades Sonoco, Berthierville, QC 40 Thorold (idle) l Cascades Sonoco, Kingsey Falls, QC 73 n l Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, AB 211 u Cascades Specialty Products Group - Forma-Pak, Kingsey Falls, QC 57 n s Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., Boyle, AB 18,157,340 502,773 Bio-methanol (2,000 t/y) 400+ u Cascades Specialty Products Group - Papier Kingsey Falls, Kingsey Falls, QC 77 Brantford l u u Building Products of Canada Corp. - Edmonton Plant, Edmonton, AB l Cascades Tissue Group, Candiac, QC 131 l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Calgary, AB 170 l Cascades Tissue Group, Kingsey Falls, QC 185 u IKO Industries Ltd. - Calgary Plant, Calgary, AB l Cascades Tissue Group, Lachute, QC 146 s InnoTech Alberta, a subsidiary of Alberta Innovates, Edmonton, AB Cellulose Nanocrystals 189 l Cascades Tissue Group, Laval, QC 54 n Mercer International Inc. - Mercer Peace River Pulp, Peace River, AB 100,000 300 l Cascades Tissue Group, Granby, QC 174 n s Millar Western Forest Products Ltd. - Whitecourt Pulp, Whitecourt, AB 487,524 Biogas 110 SPRAY SOLUTIONS s Celluforce, Windsor, QC Cellulose Nanocrystals (at n s West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. - Hinton Pulp, Hinton, AB Lignin 342 Domtar Windsor) n s West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. - Slave Lake Pulp, Slave Lake, AB 4.7 MW Biogas n Chantiers Chibougamau, Nordic Kraft, Lebel-sur-Quévillon, QC 270 n s International Paper Global Cellulose Fibers, Grand Prairie Mill, Grande 10,323,448 140 MW 334 n l s Domtar Corp. - Windsor Mill, Windsor, QC 50 MW Cellulose Nanocrystals 875+ FOR CLEANING, COATING, Prairie, AB Fortress Specialty Cellulose, Thurso, QC (idle) idle n Paper Excellence, Meadow Lake Mechanical Pulp Inc., Meadow Lake, SK 190 l Glassine Canada Inc., Quebec, QC 88 Paper Excellence, Prince Albert Pulp Inc., Prince Albert, SK (idle) idle TRIMMING & MORE s Kruger Brompton L.P. - Brompton Mill, Sherbrooke, QC 23 MW Trimming Shower Showers n l s Canadian Kraft Paper, The Pas, MB 3,497,333 67,689 280 l Kruger Packaging L.P. - LaSalle Packaging Plant, LaSalle, QC Nozzles Nozzles l Cascades Containerboard Packaging – Winnipeg, MB 135 l Kruger Packaging L.P. - Turcot Mill, Montreal, QC n l Kruger Products L.P., Crabtree Mill, Crabtree, QC 660 n Aditya Birla Group - Terrace Bay Pulp Mill, Terrace Bay, ON 9,007 TJ/yr 89,704 Turpentine 360+ l Kruger Products L.P., Gatineau Mill (Laurier-Richelieu), Gatineau, QC 480 SUPERIOR QUALITY • COMPETITIVE PRICING • UNMATCHED DELIVERY • LOCAL EXPERTISE l s Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd. - New Forest Paper Mill, Scarborough, ON Biogas l Kruger Products L.P. - Sherbrooke Mill (Brompton TAD), Sherbrooke, QC 180 l Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd., Scarborough, ON l Kruger Products L.P. - Sherbrooke Mill (Lennoxville), Sherbrooke, QC 50 1.800.95.SPRAY | spray.com/paper l Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd., Whitby, ON n l s Kruger Trois-Rivières, L.P. - Trois-Rivières Mill, Trois-Rivières, QC Cellulose Filaments l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Belleville, ON 117 n l Kruger Wayagamack Inc., Wayagamack Mill, Trois-Rivières, QC l Cascades Containerboard Packaging - Coyle, Scarborough, ON 127 u Matériaux Spécialisées Louiseville, Louiseville, QC l Cascades Containerboard Packaging - Lithotech, Scarborough, ON 127 n l s Resolute Forest Products - Alma Division, Alma, QC 250,000 280 l Cascades Containerboard Packaging - McLeish, Rexdale, ON 85 PCC_SprayingSystems_MillMap21.indd 1 2021-05-27 1:07 PM Resolute Forest Products - Amos Division, Amos, QC (idle) idle Biomass-based Biomass-based Biochemicals/Biofuels/ Employees l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Mississauga, ON 105 Mill Location (by Province) Thermal Energy Electrical Energy Resolute Forest Products - Baie-Comeau Division, Baie-Comeau, QC (idle) idle Other Bioproducts l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, St. Marys, ON 173 (GJ/y) (MWh/y) MAP LEGEND n l s Resolute Forest Products - Clermont Division, Clermont, QC 135,000 158 l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Trenton, ON 134 l s Resolute Forest Products - Dolbeau Division, Dolbeau-Mistassini, QC 3,130,000 28 MW 158 n s Aditya Birla Group - AV Group NB, Atholville, NB 2,750 TJ/yr 109,200 Lignosulfonates, biogas (65-75% methane) 275 l Cascades Containerboard Packaging, Vaughan, ON 268 n s l s Resolute Forest Products - Gatineau Division, Gatineau, QC 1,400,000 15 MW 119 Aditya Birla Group - AV Group NB, Nackawic, NB 4,018 TJ/yr 130,975 350 n Domtar Corp.
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