PaperWorks

On World Environment Day, we’re reminded that how we make things matters.
At PaperWorks, sustainability is built into both our products and our processes:
- Using recycled materials to help reduce waste
- Continuously improving manufacturing to lower environmental impact
- Focusing on solutions that support a more responsible future
We’re proud of the progress we’ve made - and committed to doing more.
👉 Learn more about our approach: onepaperworks.com/sustainability

Ever wondered what really goes into a folding carton?
Each year, we host our Carton Training Seminar - a hands-on experience designed to pull back the curtain on carton manufacturing.
It provides:
- A clear look at the complex process behind folding cartons
- Hands-on learning that brings concepts to life
And of course - great food and some fun along the way!
It’s one of our favorite ways to connect with customers and share what we do best.
A BIG thank you to everyone who attended last week, and to our incredible team for making it all happen.

We honor and remember those who served and sacrificed for our country.
Wishing everyone a safe Memorial Day.

Our HR team is rooted in building a culture of support, opportunity and empowerment. Helping our teams across every packaging and mill site to thrive, contribute and grow stronger together. To learn more about careers at PaperWorks, visit https://onepaperworks.com/careers/

Wishing all our Canadian team members, customers and partners a safe and enjoyable Victoria Day long weekend!

In celebration of Earth Day, we were proud to take part in the Paperboard Packaging Council Trees into Cartons, Cartons into Trees (TICCIT) program, educating school kids about the important role trees play in creating sustainable packaging.
Our team visited a local school to explain how trees harvested from managed forests and recycled paper are converted into paperboard for folding cartons. We highlighted the importance of recycling to help reduce landfill waste and conserve natural resources. Each student also took home their own pine sapling to plant. A reminder of how small actions grow into big change.
Thank you to PPC, Neighborhood Forest and our team members Christine Young, Dakota Hart, and Katie Morrison.

Earlier this week, our CEO and President, Brian Janki, served as the keynote speaker at the Paper Science & Engineering Foundation’s 66th Annual Meeting and Student Recognition Banquet at Miami University, Ohio. Brian shared his career journey and lessons learned, inspiring the next generation of leaders in paper science and engineering. Congratulations to all the students recognized.

After 21 incredible years of service, Sue Eisen-lea retired as Account Manager, Mill Sales. Sue didn’t just provide outstanding service—she built lasting relationships with her customers. She was more than a trusted partner; she was a friend, always going above and beyond with care, dedication, and heart. Her positivity, professionalism, and kindness made a lasting impact on our team and our customers alike.
With this new exciting chapter, Sue is looking forward to travelling, playing golf, and spending more time with family and friends.
Thank you, Sue, for your dedication and excellence. You will truly be missed, and we wish you nothing but happiness in retirement!

We’re proud to share that our Kitchener, Ontario team has been recognized by the Paperboard Packaging Council's 2026 Safety Excellence Award for 15 consecutive months without an OSHA recordable injury.
This award was presented during the PPC Spring Meeting, where our CEO, Brian Janki, proudly accepted the plaque on behalf of the Kitchener team.
This achievement is due to a culture where safety comes first, always. Congratulations to the Kitchener team for this outstanding accomplishment!