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    "The fight is never about grapes or lettuce. It is always about people."
    Cesar Chavez

    :: Friday, April 30, 2004 ::

    Martin aims to break softwood logjam By STEVEN CHASE, The Globe and Mail
    The NAFTA panel gave the U.S. International Trade Commission 100 days to justify itself and on Friday will render a second verdict.

    Few trade watchers believe that another win for Ottawa will force Washington to wave a white flag on softwood. The U.S. timber lobby is too powerful and there have been too many mixed decisions in the other legal challenges.
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