Resolving softwood dispute mutually beneficial for Canada, U.S., B.C. premier says
VANCOUVER — Ottawa must make a case of "mutual benefit" with the United States as it advocates for Canada's softwood lumber industry during trade negotiations, British Columbia Premier David Eby said Friday.
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