QUEBEC — Steeve St-Gelais listened nervously on Monday as U.S. President Donald Trump listed industries he might target for tariffs. …“Will he wake up tomorrow morning and want to say, ‘Well, we’re going to do something specifically for wood’,” he wondered. St-Gelais is the president of Boisaco, a forest products company based on Quebec’s north coast that employs about 600 people and relies on the U.S. market for about 10 per cent of its business. The company’s $200 million in annual revenue isn’t enough to dominate the Canadian landscape, but it’s an economic superpower in the Sacré-Cœur community of just 10,400 people. The reason St-Gelais is so nervous is that since Trump took office four weeks ago, he’s seen a drop of about 25% in orders from Canada and the United States. His customers are buying just enough to cover their short-term needs, waiting to see if the president will take on the industry.