What friends are for
The piece argues the 12.6 percent anti-dumping tariff on Canadian softwood by the United States devastates British Columbia's forest industry. It cites mill closures, 400 job losses at Doman Industries and 1,800 earlier layoffs, plus $27.1 million third-quarter losses. It calls for talks, criticizes the US lumber lobby, and urges mutual friendship and aid between nations.
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