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The Domtar pulp mill on the Sunshine Coast is facing an indefinite shutdown, sparking fears of a cascading collapse across B.C.’s entire coastal forest industry. With two major mills already closed this year, experts warn that without swift action, job losses and economic devastation could ripple through communities like Gibsons — where housing costs are high and ferry access is limited. The provincial government has stepped in with negotiators, but Domtar demands more reliable wood supply, lower regulations, and better electricity pricing. Meanwhile, 15 industry groups and unions are sounding the alarm, calling the sector “at a breaking point,” as the forestry minister prepares to meet with them next week to find solutions before it’s too late.
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