The U.S. has imposed a 34.5% customs duty on Canadian softwood lumber exports. This policy could generate jobs to construct an extra 4,000 residences, according to the CMHC. A U.S. importer is challenging customs decisions regarding Canadian cedar labeled 'Made in NZ'.
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