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:: Sunday, August 14, 2005 ::
Canada roars, U.S. yawns over softwood ruling; agree deal needed soon - MARTIN O’HANLON / CP, CBC News
The United States has responded to Canada's mighty roars in the softwood lumber dispute with a deafening yawn. But as Ottawa makes rumblings about trade retaliation and the prime minister prepares to weigh in, the Americans are holding out the hope of a negotiated settlement.
Canada won what it says is a major victory this past week when a NAFTA panel dismissed Washington's claims that Canadian softwood exports are subsidized and damage the U.S. lumber industry.------------------------------------------- posted 7:00 AM :: reference link ::
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