Concerns increase as Port Albernis largest employer faces U.S. tariffs @chek_media
Concerns increase as Port Albernis largest employer faces U.S. tariffs @chek_media
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Domtar paper mill on the Port Alberni waterfront is the area's biggest employer, with 350 people making specialized food packaging and food-grade papers used by fast-food restaurants across North America.
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Concerns increase as Port Alberni's largest employer faces U.S. tariffs

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