Wanted: One Long-terrm Negotiated Settlement

President's Message

Wanted: One Long-terrm Negotiated Settlement

  • The Canadian-U.S. softwood lumber dispute causes business uncertainty and lumber cost volatility.
  • Congress needs to hear from our industry every chance we get that we are in favor of an enduring negotiated trade agreement.
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2005 August
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Features

Building a Bigger Shelter
Perspectives: Advancement & Enhancement
Servo Technology & Linear Saws Offer "Limitless" Production Capacity
Trussway: The Calm after the Perfect Storm

Columns

Adventures in Advocacy - Knowing the Courts: Part 1 of 2
BCMC 2005 - Focus on Manufacturing Costs
Builder Banter
Economic Environment: Reading the Tea Leaves: A Regional Focus
CM Lumber Usage Stats Revealed at Annual MSR Lumber Producers Council Workshop
Publisher's Message - Manufactuers Combine Old & New Automation for Best Results
Reading the PE Palm - Snow Damage Analyzed, Repaired
WTCA Update - Introduction to The Load Guide (TLG) - Part 2
Use Narrative Teaching Techniques to Promote Safety
Wanted: One Long-terrm Negotiated Settlement
Parting Shots
Bevel Cuts on Valley Sets