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    :: Thursday, March 25, 2004 ::

    No counter-offer on softwood lumber before NAFTA ruling CBC News
    OTTAWA - Canada won't be making a counter-offer to settle the softwood lumber dispute with the U.S. until a NAFTA panel hands down its ruling at the end of April, Trade Minister Jim Peterson said Wednesday.

    The federal government and the lumber-producing provinces are hoping the NAFTA decision will parallel Monday's ruling by the World Trade Organization that rejected claims by the U.S. lumber industry that it faces injury from a potential surge of Canadian imports.

    Favourable rulings from both bodies would strengthen Canada's hand in negotiating an end to the lengthy dispute.
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