The softwood lumber issue has been a long-standing irritant. We have a total of six legal cases that we have been pursuing on softwood lumber against the U.S. over the past number of years. We have cases under the earlier NAFTA that have not yet led to a conclusion. We have cases that we've initiated under the new trilateral agreement, CUSMA, and we have two ongoing cases before the WTO. We have a number of challenges out there.
We've met with a considerable degree of success, as we usually do in these cases on softwood lumber. However, in particular, we have concern that both softwood lumber cases we have taken to the WTO have been appealed. Given that the U.S. took the action they did to ensure we do not have a functioning Appellate Body, those cases have essentially been appealed into the void. There's no immediate resolution.
We think that the arguments in the original panel decisions on those issues are still very helpful to us. We're still pursuing, within the trilateral context with the U.S., the remaining four cases. We tend to win almost all of these cases, so we are hoping that will put enough pressure on the U.S. to start thinking that maybe it's time to get back to the negotiating table to try to sort something out.