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Welcome to the Central Interior Logging Association

The only association in the Central and Northern Interior that works for logging and log-hauling contractors, sub-contractors, and supply / service providers.

The Central Interior Logging Association (CILA) is the official voice of the log-harvest sector across the Central and Northern Interior Regions. CILA members include independent logging, log-hauling, road building and silviculture contractors and suppliers from 100 Mile House in the south to the Northwest Territories in the north, and from the Alberta Border to the Hazeltons in the west.

The CILA represents its members on safety, government policy and environmental issues, and provides liaison with First Nations, forest companies and various interest groups to encourage a strong and progressive forest contracting and supply sector. The association provides up-to-date communication on issues of importance to its members as well as a number of programs, services and benefits designed to reduce CILA members' cost of doing business.

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Increased Opportunities


CILA boasts many political and regulatory successes.


Becoming a member of the CILA will benefit the growth and prosperity of your company, strengthen your business skills, and help to build positive relationships that lead to increased opportunities. 

CILA members provide essential jobs and contribute to the economy of over 25 small and large communities from 100 Mile House north to Fort Nelson and from Valemount near the Alberta Border to the Hazeltons in the west. CILA members are community based-businesses and are the economic heartbeat of many small communities.

The CILA has enjoyed many successes over the years, influencing political and regulatory decisions that have improved the business climate for loggers and truckers. Notable examples are evergreen contracts and an arbitration process through Bill 13, Employment standards Act and Forest Practices Code changes, logging truck load configurations, safety and training standards and initiatives...

and the list goes on....