Tariffs add uncertainty to an already fluctuating lumber market

Tariff uncertainty slows February housing activity in B.C.

Tariff threats from the U.S. slowed home sales in B.C. last month, the British Columbia Real Estate Association said Tuesday.

Tariffs add uncertainty to an already fluctuating lumber market

One lumber business owner remains confident that the industry will adjust, just as it has in the past.

NAVIGATING TARIFFS WITH CONFIDENCE: HOW EXPORT NAVIGATOR SUPPORTS B.C. BUSINESSES

WENDY MCCULLOCH BRITISH COLUMBIA – Expanding into international markets presents exciting opportunities for British Columbia businesses, but it also brings complex challenges—none more pressing than tariffs. Understanding and navigating these trade barriers can be daunting, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) without dedicated trade expertise. This is where the Export Navigator program, delivered through Community Futures …

Navigating Tariffs Uncertainty: What UFCW 1518 is Doing

A Message from UFCW 1518 President Patrick Johnson Our union is monitoring the developing situation regarding American tariffs and their potential impact to our members.   The full range of the challenges these tariffs will create is still unknown, but we are taking a proactive approach to assess possible impacts to the sectors in which our […] The post Navigating Tariffs Uncertainty: What UFCW 1518 is Doing  appeared first on UFCW 1518.

Tribe Offers Tariff Supports

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Although President Donald Trump decided on March 6 to suspend until April 2 the additional 25 per cent tariffs on timber, which were to come into effect on March 4, forest companies in Northern Quebec are living in a climate of constant uncertainty, as nothing is complete and anything can be possible. This suspension of the March 6 tariffs affects products included in the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUMA) including wood products, incl…