West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG)

West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG $89.42)
- $89.42 Cap: $6.94B
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG $89.42)
- $89.42 Cap: $6.94B
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Q: What are your thoughts on the lumber industry in general and WFG in particular,would you be a buyer at this time?
Thank you

Read Answer Asked by John on March 20, 2026

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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG $89.42)
- $89.42 Cap: $6.94B
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Q: As a contrarian investor, I can’t help but think the forestry sector is closer to a bottom rather than a top. If you wanted to play the sector what would be your top 2-3 ideas?

Read Answer Asked by Jim on February 03, 2026

Western Forest Products Inc. (WEF $14.27)
- $14.27 Cap: $152M
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West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (WFG $89.42)
- $89.42 Cap: $6.94B
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Q: Hello to the 5i crew. Are lumber prices on the upswing? The reason I ask is that I still have a half position in Western forest Products (WEF) and it has gone from dead money to up about 25 per cent in 2026. I did notice that the big boy in North American lumber WFG is up a bit as well. So what's up? The home builders are not really blazing ahead with housing starts and the whole forestry industry seems moribund! So why are lumber stocks getting a bit of a lift? Is there something percolating under the surface that us little retail guys can't see? If my shares in WEF were in a taxable account I would have sold them in December but they are in a RSP. Should I count myself lucky and get out of WEF after this upswing or is there something going on that might make it go higher?

Read Answer Asked by Paul on January 21, 2026