Canada’s forest products sector is undergoing one of its most challenging times. The combination of higher U.S. duties and tariffs, a slow homebuilding market, and costly fibre extraction has caused several sawmills, pulp mills and pellet plants to shut down. Navigating obstructive government policies hasn’t helped, but some of that has started to change, with the federal and provincial governments starting to pay more attention to the value tha…
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