Softwood deal seen not fixing dispute

Article Abstract:

The C.D. Howe Institute reported that a negotiated settlement might not be the best method of resolving the Canada-U.S. softwood lumber dispute, and that Ottawa should look into all available options, including a possible legal challenge at the World Trade Organization and in the U.S. courts.

International economic relations, Ottawa, Ontario

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Canada files in softwood lumber suit

Article Abstract:

The Canadian Trade Ministry files evidence in Canada's battle over claims by the U.S. Commerce Department that Canada is unfairly subsidizing its softwood lumber trade with the U.S.

Legal issues & crime, Foreign trade, Cases, United States. Department of Commerce, Canada. Canadian International Trade Tribunal

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Softwood exports to U.S. rise 14.4% since March

Article Abstract:

Since the expiration of a trade agreement between the U.S. and Canada in March, Canadian softwood lumber exports to the U.S. have risen by 14.4 percent.

Imports

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