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Drywall tariff harms businesses, must be lowered

  • On Sept. 6, a provisional tariff of up to 277 per cent was imposed on gypsum board coming in to Western Canada from the
Opinion | BY DAVID CAMPBELL | January 18, 2017
Fort McMurray's Waterways neighbourhood is seen in September after fire ravaged the area the previous spring. Those rebuilding fire-damaged houses are being hit by higher drywall prices due to a tariff on U.S. imports meant to prevent dumping. Photograph courtesy of Jason Woodhead

Drywall tariff harms businesses, must be lowered

Opinion | BY DAVID CAMPBELL | January 18, 2017
  • On Sept. 6, a provisional tariff of up to 277 per cent was imposed on gypsum board coming in to Western Canada from the

Drywall tariff harms businesses, must be lowered

Opinion | BY DAVID CAMPBELL | January 18, 2017
  • On Sept. 6, a provisional tariff of up to 277 per cent was imposed on gypsum board coming in to Western Canada from the
Fort McMurray's Waterways neighbourhood is seen in September after fire ravaged the area the previous spring. Those rebuilding fire-damaged houses are being hit by higher drywall prices due to a tariff on U.S. imports meant to prevent dumping. Photograph courtesy of Jason Woodhead

Drywall tariff harms businesses, must be lowered

  • On Sept. 6, a provisional tariff of up to 277 per cent was imposed on gypsum board coming in to Western Canada from the
Opinion | BY DAVID CAMPBELL | January 18, 2017
Fort McMurray's Waterways neighbourhood is seen in September after fire ravaged the area the previous spring. Those rebuilding fire-damaged houses are being hit by higher drywall prices due to a tariff on U.S. imports meant to prevent dumping. Photograph courtesy of Jason Woodhead

Drywall tariff harms businesses, must be lowered

Opinion | BY DAVID CAMPBELL | January 18, 2017
  • On Sept. 6, a provisional tariff of up to 277 per cent was imposed on gypsum board coming in to Western Canada from the

Drywall tariff harms businesses, must be lowered

Opinion | BY DAVID CAMPBELL | January 18, 2017
  • On Sept. 6, a provisional tariff of up to 277 per cent was imposed on gypsum board coming in to Western Canada from the
Fort McMurray's Waterways neighbourhood is seen in September after fire ravaged the area the previous spring. Those rebuilding fire-damaged houses are being hit by higher drywall prices due to a tariff on U.S. imports meant to prevent dumping. Photograph courtesy of Jason Woodhead
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