A reduction in punitive American duties on Canadian softwood lumber comes as little relief to B.C. producers as the underlying Canada-U.S. trade dispute continues to drag on, according to the B.C.
The BC NDP is defending proposed changes to forest tenure compensation amid revelations of its plan to transfer Crown lands to First Nations. In related news: David Elstone gives the NDP a “D” on its ...
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US Releases Final Antidumping Duty Determinations in Seventh Review of Canadian Softwood Lumber
On Thursday, the US Department of Commerce released its final antidumping duty determinations for the seventh administrative review (AR7) of certain softwood lumber products from Canada. The period of ...
A Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) investigation (A22P0115) into a fatal 2022 floatplane accident in Strachan Bay, British Columbia (BC), highlights the risks associated with adverse wind ...
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is joining partners across the country in recognizing National Forest Products Week (Oct. 18-24), highlighting how healthy, well-managed forests provide ...
Last week, the University of Michigan reported that its consumer sentiment index fell below market expectations in October, reaching its lowest point since May’s record low level. In addition, US ...
The US hardwood industry is still working through a deep capacity contraction. At the 2026 National Hardwood Lumber ...
The latest US lumber duty review drew criticism from Canadian producers, praise from the US Lumber Coalition. In related news: a US importer challenged duties on reprocessed cedar; a US congressman ...
A USMCA binational panel has partially upheld a US Commerce Department determination on countervailing duties on Canadian softwood lumber. The panel affirmed some findings while returning others to ...
A viscose shirt and a roll of toilet paper are two very different products, but they have one thing in common. They’re both ...
When the US Forest Service opened 947 acres of western Colorado to commercial logging in July, officials expected at least a ...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that headline inflation accelerated to 3.7% year-over-year in September, slightly exceeding market expectations in light of rising energy prices. In ...
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