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WATCH: Premier John Horgan addresses hundreds at COFI in PG

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Creating good solid jobs, being environmentally sustainable, expanding our market, and making sure Indigenous communities are included.

Premier John Horgan highlighted those topics at the BC Council of Forest Industries Convention taking place in Prince George.

“Not only can we build in BC with engineered wood products, we can be exporting those products like pieces of LEGOs to communities around the world.”

The two-day event wrapped up at the CN Centre this afternoon.

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