Volume 20 No 3
3e trimestre
2004
Third Quarter

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Volume 20 No 3
3e trimestre • 2004 • Third Quarter

Technibois 2004
Une 7ème édition réussie !
A Successful 7th edition
La septième édition du Salon Technibois présentée au Centre de foires de Québec a à nouveau connu un vif succès.

Exposants et visiteurs se sont montrés très satisfaits de l’événement et ils anticipent avec plaisir leur retour à Québec pour la huitième édition les 4, 5 et 6 mai 2006.

Comme en témoignent les photos, il y avait beaucoup à voir à Technibois ! (voir la version .pdf)

The seventh edition of the Technibois Show held at the Quebec City Trade Show Center once again was qualified a great success by visitors and exhibitors alike.

Participants were very satisfied with the event and indicated they were looking forward to the pleasure of returning to Quebec City for the 8th edition of Technibois to be held May 4, 5 and 6, 2006.

As the photos show, there was a lot to see at Technibois! (see .pdf version)
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65th Annual Convention MLB meets in Charlottetown
Maritime Lumber Bureau members and guests met for the 65th Annual Convention in Charlottetown from June 2-4, 2004.

Under the theme “Impact 2004 – the world of wood”, the program was designed to promote the growing need of working together to promote wood as the “consumers product of preference” domestically and globally and at the same time evaluate the impact of current industry issues.

Of note, Grant Aldonas, the under secretary for international trade administration, United States Department of Commerce, was the special guest speaker at the 65th Annual Luncheon.

His comments and the publishing of new anti-dumping rates and countervailing duties on softwood lumber were at the center of all discussions at the end of the luncheon.

Comact is expanding its Western Division and
redefining its manufacturing and service excellence
The 45,000-sq. ft. facility located in Vanderhoof, B.C. is now 100% dedicated to Engineering, Manufacturing and Customer Support including spare parts. All log and lumber-handling equipment is now manufactured in our Vanderhoof facility, for our Western customers.

The alliance with B.I.D. Construction Ltd. has expanded to include all types of field work and is managed from an additional office in Vanderhoof under the control of Brian Fehr (Office: 250-567-9255; Cell: 250-567-8657).

All service calls from our customers and requests for spare parts are centrally controlled by Rod Fitzpatrick from our Vanderhoof facility (Office: 250-567-9211; Cell: 250-567-0104).

After sales service is assured by the following competent technicians located in B.C.:
Mechanical: Ken Appledorn
Engineering: Conrad Keddie
PLC Control: Marc Bourdon
Manufacturing: John Simoes
Optimization: Pierre Dufort

“Comact is expanding to better serve its customers”
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