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:: Thursday, November 25, 2004 ::
U.S.-Canadian relations troubled by many gremlins By JOEL CONNELLY, Seattle Post Intelligencer, WA
Our region's surest-to-kill-a-conversation question comes every time a Canadian reporter calls a friend south of the border and asks: 'What are people down there saying about the softwood lumber dispute?' The issue of whether and how much Canada subsidizes its timber industry -- and duties that the United States slaps on imports as retaliation -- is high-profile stuff north of the 49th parallel. Aside from one Idaho mill owner, I've never heard anybody down here volunteer a word on the subject.------------------------------------------- posted 5:48 PM :: reference link ::
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