Posted on 19/07/08
Can the forestry industry grow again?
CAMPBELL RIVER -- More than a century ago, Don Bendickson's grandfather started chopping trees on Vancouver Island, joining hundreds of others in a historic timber rush.Today, like his grandfather and father before him, Mr. Bendickson makes his living from the woods, running two companies that work on Vancouver Island and the mainland's central coast.
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