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Infographic explaining that U.S. tariffs on Canadian lumber do not significantly impact homebuilding costs, with supporting data and statements from the U.S. Lumber Coalition.
April 14, 2021
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Canada’s New Softwood Lumber Subsidies Exceed C$2 Billion – Solely to Prop Up Canada’s Massive and Harmful Excess Lumber Exports: U.S. Lumber Coalition
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