Canadian federal government officials and the Premiers of various Canadian provinces have it 100 percent wrong. The issue isn’t whether US trade policies are an attack on Canadian workers, or favoring non-Canadian imports. The real problem is that Canadian unfair trade practices for decades have been and continue to attack American workers and their forestry dependent communities, stated Zoltan van Heyningen, of the U.S. Lumber Coalition. The actual and ongoing solution is the strong enforcement of the U.S. trade laws by the Trump Administration that is allowing the U.S. industry to invest in its future growth towards America’s full self-sufficiency of domestically sourced lumber for the US. President Trump’s Section 232 tariffs on softwood lumber imports are an integral part of the success in growing the U.S. industry that has safeguarded and grown hundreds of thousands of US jobs, emphasized van Heyningen.