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Timber exports from BC, especially from the province’s interior and especially to the United States, are roaring, despite the punishing tariffs Washington, DC, has imposed on Canadian lumber in protest over provincial subsidies. Prices are up by half over last year, the Vancouver Sun reports. (Subscription required.) What’s going on? The US home building industry […]http://www.sightline.org/wp-content/images/legacy/forest-sm.jpg