As a next step in our sustainability journey, we’re exploring blockchain technology. Find out what it is and how this innovative technology can help improve sustainability reporting and supply chain transparency.
For many people, a new year means a new printed planner. Why are paper planners still popular when digital options abound? We asked people why they prefer paper over pixels when it comes to planning.
For the fourth consecutive year, we donated thousands of books to teachers in underserved school districts in North and South Carolina. Learn about our literacy partnerships with organizations like Classroom Central and First Book.
We’re celebrating eight years of our EarthChoice Ambassadors (ECA) program, which now boasts teams at each of our North American facilities. Find out what our ECA teams accomplished in 2019 with this year-end review.
When was the last time you sent or received a paper greeting card? How did it make you feel? Greeting card sales remain steady in spite of digital alternatives. See why people prefer paper cards.
Domtar will be featured in the “Military Makeover” series airing on Lifetime TV. Learn about the show’s visit to Kingsport Mill to interview some of our veteran colleagues about their transition from military to civilian life.
Our Windsor Mill boasts 155 years of pulp and paper manufacturing in Windsor, Québec. Learn how the mill helped shape the area’s landscape and economy through its sustainable forestry practices, environmental initiatives and community relations.
Our sustainability efforts are good for the environment and good for our business. They also contribute to our safety culture. Learn about the connection between safety and sustainability and why it matters to our colleagues.
Are print magazines dying? Absolutely not, says Dr. Samir Husni. The man known throughout the publishing industry as Mr. Magazine says the future of magazines is bright indeed. Find out why.
Domtar has often been recognized for including women in corporate leadership. We asked Domtar Board Member Pamela Strobel about her experiences as a woman leader in a predominately male world and her thoughts on today’s focus on gender inclusivity.
