Quebec’s forestry sector is facing heightened concerns as former U.S. President Donald Trump’s re-election could lead to significant challenges for the industry. Trump’s campaign promises included a potential 10% tariff on all imports, including Canadian softwood lumber, with some fearing that the rate could rise as high as 30% in 2025. Already struggling with a 14.54% tariff on lumber at the U.S. border, Quebec forestry companies are worried that these new tariffs could force more plant closures in the province. Impact on Quebec's sawmills Étienne Vézina, senior director of ...
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