JUST IN： U.S. Lumber Giant COLLAPSES — Housing Market In PANIC Over Canada Tariffs

The U.S. lumber industry has been rocked by a massive 25% tariff on Canadian softwood lumber — triggering a trade war that could reshape the housing market, construction costs, and North American trade relations. One of America’s biggest timber giants, Weyerhaeuser, has seen profits plunge, sparking protests, mill closures, and fears of a housing affordability crisis. In this video, we break down: Why the U.S. imposed new tariffs on Canadian lumber How the trade war is driving up housing and construction costs Weyerhaeuser’s collapse warning and worker strikes Canada’s $1 trillion financial leverage in the U.S. economy The potential long-term impact on home prices, jobs, and investment With housing costs already at record highs, experts warn these tariffs could add up to $14,000 to the price of a new single-family home. Canada is fighting back with export diversification and strategic investments, while U.S. producers race to boost domestic supply. This is more than a trade dispute — it’s a test of economic strategy, political resolve, and the future of U.S.–Canada relations. #HousingMarket #TradeWar #USCanada #LumberCrisis #GlobalEconomy #ConstructionCosts #Weyerhaeuser #EconomicNews #HousingCrisis #Tariffs