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Canada’s Q4 2025 housing starts showed year-end strength, particularly in multi-family construction, reshaping interior component demand and emphasizing repeatable manufacturing and capacity planning in urban centres. Meanwhile, the latest Consumer Reports kitchen appliance rankings highlight LG’s broad category leadership and strong performances from Frigidaire, Bosch, Samsung and GE — valuable insight for designers specifying reliable products. |
– Tyler Holt, Editor |
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Interfor and West Fraser post Q4 losses |
Interfor and West Fraser both reported loss-making fourth quarters as elevated softwood lumber duties, Section 232 tariffs, and uneven demand pressured pricing and operating rates heading into early 2026. ... Read more. |
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Report Reveals Kitchen Appliance Brand Rankings |
Consumer Reports has released its first-ever ratings of kitchen appliance brands. The 2026 rankings are for cooktops, ranges, wall ovens, dishwashers and refrigerators. LG emerged as the top brand in several categories and ... Read more. |
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