What are your summer travel plans? Whether you decide to drive across the country or stay closer to home, make a summer 2021 reading list. To get started, consider these books, all of which are printed on Domtar paper.
Proposed legislation is trying to place the product recycling and disposal burden on manufacturers’ shoulders. The good news? Paper recycling rates are already high, putting our industry on the right track. Read more.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which makes it a perfect time to talk about how art therapy can improve your mood, reduce anxiety and help you process grief and trauma. Learn more.
Domtar released its Q1 2021 financial report. View highlights from the Q1 financial report, as well as an infographic of key data.
It’s more important than ever for companies to embrace a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). One of Domtar’s recruiters explains why and offers insight on how companies can create a more welcoming culture.
A podcast for a paper company? It may sound strange, but the Paper Matters podcast helps us share our commitment to sustainability and tell the story of our everyday products. Learn more about the podcast.
The coronavirus pandemic has created greater isolation for Deaf, Blind and DeafBlind communities because of lockdowns and a shift to digital and virtual communication. Accessibility matters — and paper helps bridge the gap.
Our Marlboro Mill, Rock Hill Converting Center and Tatum Converting Center recently received workplace safety awards in South Carolina. Learn more about these awards and Domtar’s dedication to workplace safety.
Biodiversity conservation is an important of our sustainability efforts. We’re proud to partner with the American Forest Foundation and landowners to protect and improve wildlife habitats in the Southeast. Learn more.
As part of its quest to build a circular economy, our Windsor Mill has partnered with local maple syrup producers. Find out how the partnership works, and learn more about how maple syrup is made.
In March 1827, the first Black-owned American newspaper began publishing in New York. That milestone paved the way for nearly 200 years of Black-owned media. Learn how one small newspaper paper gave voice to Black Americans.
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate all women who work at Domtar, including Julia Kocis, a millwright at our Dryden Mill. Learn about Kocis and her journey from trade school to Red Seal-certified millwright.
Technology can make a mill more efficient, but can it also improve environmental responsibility? Take a look at how Hawesville Mill is using technology to improve sustainability and change its culture.
Did you know that Black authors have been publishing in the United States since 1760? Read about the early Black pioneers of American literature and how they paved the way for today’s writers.
Reusing manufacturing byproducts is good for the bottom line and for the environment. See how our Nekoosa and Rothschild mills are working together to use one mill’s waste to treat the other mill’s wastewater.
Toronto–based paper artist Calvin Nicholls has been creating stunning three-dimensional sculptures of wildlife since the mid-1980s. Learn about his creative journey and why paper is his medium of choice.
Responsible forestry takes into account everything from logging practices and ecology to economics and climate change. See how we manage our forestry practices in the United States and Canada.
