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B.C.’s forestry crisis goes beyond U.S. tariffs

B.C.’s forestry crisis deepens as falling fibre supply, rising regulation and tariffs drive mill closures, job losses and declining exports.

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B.C.’s forestry crisis deepens as falling fibre supply, rising regulation and tariffs drive mill closures, job losses and declining exports.

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Bowen Island Undercurrent broke the news in 6 hours ago on Thursday, March 19, 2026.

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B.C. forestry faces a multi-year decline from U.S. tariffs, a 42% drop in fibre supply, and costly regulations, with 75% of softwood exports still destined for the U.S., experts say.