Editing Domtar (section)

===Creation of Domtar===
In 1961, Dominion Tar entered into a merger with several other companies:

:* Howard Smith Paper (involving those shareholders who had not yet sold out to Dominion Tar),{{citation needed|date=February 2015}}
:* St. Lawrence Corporation Limited, and
:* [[Hinde & Dauch Paper Company|Hinde & Dauch Limited]].

In 1965, Dominion Tar & Chemical Company, Limited became known as Domtar Ltd. (later changed to Domtar Inc.). In addition, the newly formed Domtar was reorganized into several operating divisions:

:* Chemicals,
:* Consumer Products (sold to [[Bristol Myers]] in 1967),
:* Construction Materials (sold to [[Georgia Pacific]] in 1998),
:* Kraft and Fine Papers,
:* Newsprint and Containerboard, and
:* Packaging.

In 1967, the latter three units were consolidated into a single pulp and paper group. By then, total corporate assets had reached $477 million, and Domtar was now determined to become a leader in paper manufacturing.