Canadian softwood producers have now paid more than US$8-billion in U.S. duties since 2017, as British Columbia’s Forests Minister seeks to keep lumber on Ottawa’s radar to resolve the trade dispute. The issue of Canadian softwood shipments into the U.S. is not directly addressed by the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, also known as CUSMA. The trilateral trade deal is up for review this year. “We’ve been very clear with the federal government that we believe for British Columbia, no CUSMA deal will be successful unless it includes resolving softwood,” B ...
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