Vancouver Port Strike.It may be possible that the Port strike has temporarily put a crimp into the market. No one can ship by truck or by rail to forign markets, so the only market left is the U.S. This COULD be the reason lumber prices fell sharply from $360 to $340 the last couple of days, and might put a crimp in Q1 earnings. A tempest in a teapot, but it could make some buyers of Westcoast lumber stocks a bit nervous.