Ontario Forests
Nine Crown forest management units across northeastern Ontario and the Lake Huron north shore, from the Hearst and Kapuskasing clay belt to the old-growth pine of Temagami.
Hearst, Mattice–Val Côté, Constance Lake FNHearst ForestA co-operative boreal forest of black spruce, jack pine and aspen, run by local mills and Constance Lake First Nation.Hearst Forest Management Inc.
Kapuskasing, Hearst, CochraneGordon Cosens ForestA major boreal forest feeding mills in Kapuskasing, Hearst and Calstock, and a landmark in Canadian forest certification.GreenFirst Forest Products (QC) Inc.
Timmins, ChapleauPineland ForestPine and mixed boreal forest that grew up with the pulpwood and sawlog trade around Timmins and Chapleau.Pineland Timber Company Ltd.
Timmins–CochraneRomeo Malette ForestProductive Boreal Shield forest in the Timmins–Cochrane region, named for the Malette sawmilling family.GreenFirst Forest Products (QC) Inc.
Sault Ste. Marie and AlgomaAlgoma ForestThe fibre basket of Sault Ste. Marie's pulp, paper and sawmill industry, managed by Clergue since 1997.Clergue Forest Management Inc.
Lake Huron north shoreNorthshore ForestRugged Shield country along Lake Huron's north shore, joined from the old Mississagi and Spanish River units.Northshore Forest Inc.
Spanish River watershed, Sudbury–AlgomaSpanish ForestTimber country along the Spanish River, shared with one of Ontario's best-known canoe routes.Interfor Corporation
Temiskaming Shores, Kirkland Lake, Elk LakeTimiskaming ForestWhere boreal meets Great Lakes–St. Lawrence forest, opened by rail, mining and Clay Belt farming.Timiskaming Forest Alliance Inc.
North of North BayTemagami ForestOld-growth red and white pine, canoe routes and First Nations territory, managed locally since 2022.Temagami Forest Management Corporation
Hearst ForestA co-operative boreal forest of black spruce, jack pine and aspen, run by local mills and Constance Lake First Nation.Read more →
Gordon Cosens ForestA major boreal forest feeding mills in Kapuskasing, Hearst and Calstock, and a landmark in Canadian forest certification.Read more →
Pineland ForestPine and mixed boreal forest that grew up with the pulpwood and sawlog trade around Timmins and Chapleau.Read more →
Romeo Malette ForestProductive Boreal Shield forest in the Timmins–Cochrane region, named for the Malette sawmilling family.Read more →
Algoma ForestThe fibre basket of Sault Ste. Marie's pulp, paper and sawmill industry, managed by Clergue since 1997.Read more →
Northshore ForestRugged Shield country along Lake Huron's north shore, joined from the old Mississagi and Spanish River units.Read more →
Spanish ForestTimber country along the Spanish River, shared with one of Ontario's best-known canoe routes.Read more →
Timiskaming ForestWhere boreal meets Great Lakes–St. Lawrence forest, opened by rail, mining and Clay Belt farming.Read more →
Temagami ForestOld-growth red and white pine, canoe routes and First Nations territory, managed locally since 2022.Read more →