's tree planters to have one of their "healthiest years ever," according to an industry representative. "It's been a good year," said John Betts of the Western Forestry Contractors' Association, which represents the majority of tree planting companies in the province. Planters limited to isolated work podsFor decades, summers in remote planting camps have been defined by hard work and intense socializing. While workers were physically healthy, the isolation of work camps took a mental toll. 6:53More on tree planting in British Columbia:Subscribe to Daybreak North on CBC Listen or your favourite podcast app, and connect with CBC Northern British Columbia on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Source: CBC News October 04, 2020 15:00 UTC