Posted AT 3:22 PM EST on 21/08/08
Judge approves bid for Mackenzie mill
VANCOUVER — An Edmonton property developer is the new owner of the Mackenzie pulp mill in northern British Columbia, but the value of the deal remains in question following a controversial ruling Thursday on the mill's chip supply agreement with Canfor Corp.
Worthington Properties Inc. offered to buy the former Pope & Talbot Inc. mill, which is currently closed and in receivership, for between $20-million and $6.5-million.
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