Published: April 28 2006 20:58 | Last updated: April 28 2006 20:58
Shares of Canadian timber exporters on Friday bounced on news the US would refund billions of dollars in anti-dumping and countervailing duties paid by the companies over the past four years.
The repayments are part of a deal between Washington and Ottawa to end a protracted dispute over Canadian exports of softwood lumber, used mainly for housing.
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