The case involves a judicial review of a Canadian International Trade Tribunal finding. The Tribunal determined that dumping and subsidizing of decorative and non-structural plywood from China did not injure the domestic industry.
Applicants' Position
Domestic producers argued the Tribunal applied unreasonable legal tests in its past injury and threat of injury analyses.
They contended that like goods produced domestically did compete with the dumped and subsidized goods from China.
Court's Decision
The Tribunal's decision was found reasonable and upheld.
The applicants' application for judicial review was dismissed.
