When one sees commercials or ads emphasizing quality, there is automatically a slowness and care about them. If you live anywhere that the Ford Motor Company has run their "Quality is Job 1" commercials you may remember they show a human hand with a shop towel, slowly polishing the trademark "blue oval" with the Ford script in it. Slow, careful, deliberate.
While Woodland Pulp is scheduled to resume operations in mid-December, there's no timeline for when Canadian softwood lumber will be accepted at the mill.
Massachusetts Governor Healey recently echoed misleading talking points by Canada and the National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB) that U.S. duties and tariffs against unfairly traded Canadian lumber imports cause housing pricing affordability issues. Such misleading and false statements have been repeatedly debunked by NAHB's own data and ignore the facts on the ground.
