Fluctuating fees on steel, aluminum, and lumber are exacerbating uncertainty As Malibuites whose homes burned in the ...

Montana's largest trading partner, by far, is Canada. Farmers, ranchers, home builders and gasoline prices could be impacted by tariffs.

Mulch can be almost any loose aggregate material that will stay put and not significantly reduce air exchange out of the soil ...

The two B.C. regions that include resource-reliant communities like Smithers, Vanderhoof and Terrace stand to lose the most ...

If firms try to source more materials domestically, cost increases are still likely because domestic manufacturers will raise ...

With the resumption of a 25% tariff on U.S. imports of Canadian goods, the forest-products industry is navigating a complex landscape in 2025. Farm Credit East and […] ...

Among housing developments underway, North Town could see rising costs and possible delays on forthcoming projects.

U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threat could motivate more Canadian lumber producers to shift to the U.S. southern ...

The federal government is providing about $20 million in funding to support British Columbia's forestry sector, part of ...

Construction projects could be affected by new tariffs on commodity items like steel, aluminum and plumbing material but also ...

“Uncertainty on policy is also having a negative impact on home buyers and development decisions,” commented Robert Dietz, ...