Government of Canada acts to protect Canadian softwood lumber jobs, announces support to lumber company

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B.C. forestry company moving head offices to the U.S. amid struggles, tariffs

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The article reports that Interfor, one of British Columbia’s largest forestry companies, is moving its head office from Burnaby, BC, to the outskirts of Atlanta, Georgia, with the move noted in a memo from CEO Ian Fillinger. It discusses ongoing challenges in BC’s forest products sector, including regulatory and cost concerns, missed federal relief for…

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Ottawa lends Millar Western Lumber $100-million to help with tariffs, trade uncertainty - The Globe and Mail

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Ottawa is extending a $100-million loan to Millar Western Lumber Products to help the company cope with tariffs and trade uncertainty, including near-term needs like rebuilding its log inventory. The loan is part of Ottawa’s Large Enterprise Tariff Loan facility, aimed at protecting jobs and helping the forest sector adapt to market changes amid global…

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Ottawa is extending a $100-million loan to Millar Western Forest Products to help it cope with tariffs, trade uncertainty, and near-term needs like rebuilding its log inventory. The loan aims to protect about 420 jobs and support the company’s adaptation to changing market conditions as part of Ottawa’s Large Enterprise Tariff Loan facility.

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Ottawa lends Millar Western $100M to cope with tariff impacts

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The federal government is providing a $100 million loan to Millar Western Forest Products to help it cope with tariffs and trade uncertainty, including rebuilding its log inventory. The loan is part of Ottawa’s Large Enterprise Tariff Loan facility, aimed at protecting jobs and aiding adaptation to changing market conditions.

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Ottawa lends Millar Western Lumber $100M to cope with tariff impacts

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The federal government is extending a $100-million loan to Millar Western Forest Products to help cope with tariffs and trade uncertainty, including rebuilding its log inventory. The loan aims to protect about 420 jobs and support the company’s adaptation to changing market conditions as part of Ottawa’s Large Enterprise Tariff Loan facility.

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Ottawa lends Millar Western Lumber $100M to cope with tariff impacts

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Ottawa is providing a $100-million loan to Millar Western Lumber Products to help it cope with tariffs and trade uncertainty, including rebuilding its log inventory. The loan is part of Ottawa’s Large Enterprise Tariff Loan facility, aimed at supporting jobs and helping the forest sector adapt to changing market conditions.

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Ottawa is providing a $100-million loan to Millar Western Lumber Products to help the company cope with tariff impacts and market uncertainty, including rebuilding its log inventory. The loan is part of Ottawa’s Large Enterprise Tariff Loan facility and aims to protect jobs and help the firm adapt to changing market conditions.

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Tariff news: Ottawa lends Millar Western Lumber $100M to cope

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The Canadian government is providing a $100-million loan to Millar Western Forest Products to help cope with tariffs and trade uncertainty. The loan aims to support near-term needs, protect jobs, and help the company adapt to changing market conditions across its three mills in Alberta and British Columbia.

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