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In this episode of Forestry Talks, Councilor Leo Alook of the Municipal District of Opportunity from Trout Lake First Nation joins Aspen to discuss his 41-year career as a municipal leader. Councilor Alook shares his background and experiences with the local government and the forest industry. He emphasizes his love for helping people and his community and discusses his experience working with different industries and building relationships with municipalities. Councilor Alook's passion for his work and community shines through in this insightful conversation.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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