Lumber producers in Alberta are hopeful for SLA renewal to avoid trade war
The new softwood lumber agreement between Canada and the US is expected by the lumber producers in Alberta, as there is hope that this agreement might prevent a trade war. Even if the SLA expired in October 2015, the two countries have signed a standstill according to which, the US can’t apply any new tariffs on Canada’s lumber exports and can’t launch a trade complaint for a full year after the expiry date, according to Global News Canada. Neil Miller, president of Alberta Spruce Industries, stated that “the U.S. side is going ...
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