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Layoffs Initiated at Big River Sawmill in Saskatchewan

The Big River sawmill in Saskatchewan has commenced its first round of layoffs this week. Workers are advocating for increased support to safeguard the forestry sector in the province. The situation highlights ongoing challenges faced by the industry and calls for government intervention.

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This week, the Big River sawmill in Saskatchewan has officially begun its first round of layoffs, prompting workers to voice their concerns regarding the need for more support within the forestry sector. The layoffs reflect ongoing challenges in the industry, which have raised alarms among local employees and community members alike. The workers are requesting government and industry leaders to take decisive actions to ensure the sustainability and protection of Saskatchewan's forestry sector. Various community groups and local leaders are discussing potential measures that could be implemented to mitigate these ongoing issues and provide necessary assistance to the affected workers.

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Layoffs begin at Big River, Sask., sawmill as workers call for more support
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