Higher U.S. lumber tariffs pose ‘real challenge’ to economy: N.B. premier | Power & PoliticsOctober 14Duration 6:57October 14NewsDuration 6:57As U.S. tariffs on Canadian lumber products rise from 35 per cent to 45 per cent, New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt tells Power & Politics the increases pose a ‘real challenge’ to her province’s economy and calls for federal support to make Canada’s lumber sector more competitive.Related Stories N.B. softwood lumber industry braces for hit from Donald Trump’s latest tariffs B.C. premier demands federal support for forestry workers amid new U.S. tariffs on lumber, some wood products Tariff turmoil costs New Brunswick companies American customers Trump imposes 10% tariff on lumber, 25% on cabinets and furniture in another blow to Canadian producers Holt’s renewed vow to end clean fuel charges on consumers is rocking petroleum industryMore from NewsVideo6:01Israel says one of the bodies returned by Hamas was not a hostageCBC News Network (Highlights) 41 minutes agoVideo1:36Riley Laychuk’s Manitoba forecast for Wednesday, Oct. 15, 20252 hours agoVideo1:53This Kitchener superfan has turned his home into a Blue Jays shrine2 hours agoVideo1:52Health researcher points to access problems related to virtual careCBC News New Brunswick 9 minutes agoVideo2:30‘A burden on future generations’: P.E.I.’s auditor general sounds alarm on government overspending3 hours agoTrending NowVideo0:24Trump calls Carney ‘Mr. President’ at peace summitCBC News October 13Video2:11Trump asked about Canadians who are refusing to come to the U.S.Politics News October 7Video2:00Random stabbings, attacks put Vancouver on edge The National October 13Video3:03It takes a community to bring back a mall1 hour agoVideo3:46How fraudsters are stealing millions from Canadian taxpayersCBC News October 14
Higher U.S. lumber tariffs pose ‘real challenge’ to economy: N.B. premier | Power & Politics
