Is your child getting too much screen time at school? Find out why parents and educators alike are asking for a return to printed textbooks and good old-fashioned pencil and paper.
Are you interested in a career at Domtar? A Domtar talent acquisition partner offers five job interview tips for students and graduates. Plus, she addresses the million-dollar question: What about salary?
California’s Skip the Slip bill to ban paper receipts has been rejected by lawmakers. Learn more about the failed legislation and why the paper industry sees this move as a victory.
How does an engineering intern end up as a mill manager? Follow Tim Wight’s journey from internship to general manager of our Port Huron Mill, and learn how he’s guiding the next generation of interns.
This installment of our Outside Voice series features Kerry Cesareo, who leads a portfolio of strategic initiatives in pursuit of World Wildlife Fund’s goal to conserve the world’s most important forests. Here’s her view on global forest management.
We partnered with the National Down Syndrome Congress (NDSC) to create new Comfees diaper ads that feature children with Down syndrome. Learn more about this project and our work with the NDSC.
Domtar helped Office Depot bring classroom essentials to schools serving low-income families. Learn more about how the Start Proud! school supply program helped students and teachers enter the 2019-2020 academic year well equipped.
Our 2019 sustainability report highlights our progress and long-term strategy in safety, efficiency, environmental responsibility and corporate citizenship. Learn more about how we are reducing waste, increasing efficiency and giving back to our communities.
Did you know adhesives, inks and detergents contain tall oil, a byproduct of the papermaking process? Learn about tall oil and its many uses, including new applications in the biofuels industry.
The second installment of our Outside Voice series features Mike Wallace of BrownFlynn, an ERM Group company. As an expert on sustainability reporting, Wallace shares his view on why transparency matters for every business.
