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New Brunswick considers cutting deal with wood firms to beat Trump tariffs

by Local Journalism Initiative April 2, 2025

written by Local Journalism Initiative April 2, 2025

By John Chilibeck | The Daily Gleaner New Brunswick might charge timber and paper companies less money for cutting trees on public land should the United States impose another round of punishing tariffs on the wood industry. Facing questions during main estimates on Tuesday, Natural Resources Minist...

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