JUST IN: Canada's Lumber Move LOCKS U.S. Housing Market — Canadian Lumber Hits Record Prices in U.S

Описание: This video breaks down how Canada’s lumber move has quietly cut the United States out of its most critical housing supply chain and lock u.s. housing market — and why Trump’s tariff strategy didn’t protect American builders, but detonated the U.S. housing market instead.

For decades, U.S. home construction depended on Canadian lumber as a structural input. From single-family homes to large-scale developments, Canadian wood wasn’t optional — it was foundational. That dependency gave Washington leverage, until Trump escalated tariffs and tried to weaponize trade pressure against Canadian producers.

Canada didn’t negotiate.
Canada pivoted.

Instead of absorbing U.S. tariffs, Ottawa launched a massive restructuring of the lumber sector: Buy-Canada procurement rules, domestic infrastructure demand, and export redirection toward Europe and Asia. Canadian mills that once shipped south are now locked into domestic contracts and overseas markets — while U.S. builders face record lumber prices with no replacement supply.

This analysis explains how Canada’s lumber strategy is driving record Canadian prices, why U.S. housing construction is now structurally constrained, and how a trade war meant to “protect American industry” ended up accelerating one of the worst housing affordability crises in decades.

We examine Canada lumber pivot, U.S. housing market collapse, Canadian lumber tariffs, Buy Canada policy, Canada blocks U.S. lumber access, U.S. home prices surge, North American supply chain breakdown, Canada vs USA trade power, Trump tariff backfire, Canadian lumber hits record prices, and why American builders can’t replace Canadian supply.

This isn’t just about wood.

It’s about leverage.
It’s about supply chains.
And it’s about what happens when a country decides it no longer needs to feed another nation’s economy at its own expense.

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💬 What do you think?
Did Trump’s tariffs permanently break the U.S. housing market — or was this collapse inevitable once Canada walked away?

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Legal & Financial Disclaimer: The content presented in this video is for informational and educational purposes only and expresses the opinions of the creators. It does not constitute professional financial, legal, or investment advice. The views expressed regarding political figures, economic trends, and housing markets are based on commentary and analysis of current events and should not be taken as absolute fact.
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