Objectives & Targets for 2018 — Canfor Pulp

Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Renewable Energy

Reduce power boiler natural gas usage at the Intercontinental pulp mill by 10%.
Modernize pulping process at the Taylor pulp mill to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25%.
Increase biomass energy generation to 1 million MWh.
Start up the third turbine at the Northwood pulp mill to increase renewable energy generation.

Reduce water usage at all mills by 5%.
Improve washpress operation at Northwood pulp mill to reduce biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) loadings to the effluent treatment system.
Improve non-condensable gas (NCG) collection systems to reduce odourous emissions to the Prince George airshed.
Reduce particulate emissions by 5% at the Prince George Pulp & Paper mill recovery boiler.

Fibre Efficiency

Improve fibre recovery at the Prince George and Intercon pulp mills by 1.0 BDt/day.
Begin plans to improve fibre recovery in the brown stock screening area at the Prince George Pulp & Paper mill.
Reduce brown stock screen rejects by 2 kg/ADMT at the Northwood pulp mill.

Promote success of First Nations candidates by providing 200 individuals with resume and career advice through career fairs and other conversations, including up to 50 from 2016 to 2020 through a partnership with the Prince George Nechako Aboriginal Employment and Training Association.
Create a procurement strategy to support First Nations businesses.
Create Aboriginal Cultural Competency Training modules that will become a part of Canfor’s orientation program.
Launch the First Nations Work Experience Pilot Program.
Launch the Human Resources Aboriginal Internship Program.
Expand community and employee outreach in the US South.
Launch enhanced respectful workplace training.
Expand inclusive leadership training and enhanced diversity focus of development programs.
Meet with mayors of all operating communities, with a focus on opportunities for collaboration and enhanced information sharing.