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Pulp sector strategy: Leaner and meaner

6th Jan 2006, 09:38 GMT

It's painful to watch as British Columbia's second-largest manufacturing sector plays out the phrase ''last man standing.'' Like vultures after a kill, pulp mill owners are circling to pick up the slack caused by the industry's closing of Western Forest Products' mill in Squamish last month. (INSIDER Edition subscribers only)

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