If you have cedar trees that need to come down, why let them go to waste? Instead, you can easily transform them into quality pieces of lumber. Here's how.

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New Brunswick might charge timber and paper companies less money for cutting trees on public land should the United States impose another round of punishing tariffs on the wood industry.

By then, it will have gone through processing mills to remove bark and branches to turn a cut-down tree into usable lumber.

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