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Nova Scotia Timber Loan Board

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The Timber Loan Board supports the forestry industry in Nova Scotia with flexible lending options.

For over 50 years, the Nova Scotia Timber Loan Board has been supporting the province’s forestry industry with a focus on the growth of a sustainable forest sector. By providing flexible lending solutions that reflect the unique needs of Nova Scotia’s forestry businesses, we proudly support the continued development, innovation, and evolution of our industry.

11/01/2026

10/31/2026

From the forest to the front porch, we wish Nova Scotia's forestry community a safe and enjoyable Halloween.

Happy Halloween from TLB!

10/28/2026

Heading to your woodlot this fall?
With hunting seasons underway across Nova Scotia, wearing hunter orange can help increase your visibility when working, walking, or checking on your property.
A few simple safety precautions can help everyone enjoy the outdoors safely.

10/26/2026

Tonight's full moon is known as the Hunter's Moon.
For generations, the Hunter's Moon has illuminated forests, fields, and rural landscapes as communities prepared for the seasons ahead. As it rises over Nova Scotia tonight, it's a reminder of our connection to the land and the natural rhythms that shape our forests.

10/24/2026

Every forestry operation starts with access.
Roads, bridges, and other infrastructure play an important role in helping woodlot owners and forestry businesses manage their land and move products to market.

Through TLB's Land and Infrastructure financing, we help support investments that keep Nova Scotia's forestry sector moving forward.
Learn more: https://nstimberloan.ca/land-and-infrastructure/

10/22/2026

TLB staff are pleased to be attending the Cape Breton Partnership Investor Summit and connecting with business leaders, community partners, and organizations focused on strengthening Nova Scotia's economy.

Forestry continues to be an important part of many rural communities across the province, and we're committed to supporting the growth and success of the forest sector through financing solutions designed for woodlot owners,
contractors, and forestry businesses.
If you're attending the Summit, we look forward to connecting with you

10/20/2026

It's more than just optimism to say that TimberQueens 2026 is half full!

Join us at Gittens Lodge on Nov. 4 for our overnight women+ forestry forum, packed with hands-on activities, learning opportunities, and the ability to network with other women+ in the Nova Scotian forestry industry!

Register today so you don't miss out: https://wkf.ms/4ycl1eQ

10/19/2026

A bird's-eye view of autumn in Nova Scotia.
From brilliant reds and oranges to golden yellows, our forests are putting on their annual fall display.

10/15/2026

Forestry is a long-term investment, but day-to-day operations never stop.
From fuel and repairs to labour and seasonal expenses, working capital helps keep businesses moving when opportunities arise.

TLB's Working Capital Loan is designed to help forestry businesses manage operational needs and stay focused on the work ahead.
Learn more at : https://nstimberloan.ca/working-capital/

10/15/2026

Participate here: https://bit.ly/ForestryWorkforceStudy

Forestry Sector Council (FORSEC), in partnership with ShiftNine Consulting, is launching a first-of-its-kind labour market study of Nova Scotia’s forestry sector, which is already attracting interest at the national level.

This research goes beyond identifying labour shortages. It will examine how changing markets, technology, trade pressures, and industry demands are shaping forestry’s workforce and economic future.

Our goal is to turn research into action. These findings will help shape a workforce and economic model that identifies where training, workforce development, and strategic investment can have the greatest impact, while providing industry and government with evidence to guide future decisions.

Phase 1 is now underway, and we need industry’s voice. Forestry employers will be asked to complete a short, 15-minute survey to help establish current and future workforce needs. Worker engagement and economic impact analysis will follow.
This is an opportunity to ensure Nova Scotia’s forestry sector has a stronger voice in shaping its future, both provincially and nationally.

Participate here: https://bit.ly/ForestryWorkforceStudy

Address

74 Research Drive
Truro, NS
B6L2R2

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19028936506

Website

http://nstimberloan.ca/

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