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Residential Dwelling Starts Evolution British-Colombia 1 Canada 3 United States 5 Historic, British-Colombia 2 Historic, Canada 4 Historic, United States 6 1 September 30 th 2012

Residential and Non-Residential Construction Evolution CANADA- Residential construction 7 (Dwelling Starts) Dwelling Starts - 1 st quarter AtlanticQCOntarioPrairiesB.-C. Units - Total Vs last quarter 178%117%20%55%24% Vs same quarter last year 7% 16%45%12% CANADA- Non-residential construction 8 (Non-residential building construction investment) Investment – 1 st Quarter AtlanticQCOntarioPrairiesB.-C. Millions of dollars Vs last quarter -8%3%1%2%1% Vs same quarter last year -2%4%-3%7%-8% United States- Residential construction 9 (Dwelling Starts) Dwelling Starts - 1 st quarter NortheastMidwestSouthWest Units - Total Vs last quarter 47%79%16%53% Vs same quarter last year 22%6%35%36% Historic-Non-residential construction, Canada 11 (Non-residential building construction investment) Historic - Non-residential construction, United States 12 (Value of construction put in place) CANADA/UNITED STATES Non-residential construction 10 2 June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012 Vs last quarter Vs same quarter last year Vs last quarter Vs same quarter last year 1% +0% +6% +29%

Exports Evolution, Wood Kitchen Cabinet and Counter Total Exports from British Columbia to the United States 13 (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year Historic, Total Exports from British Columbia to the United States 14 (SCIAN ) Historic, Total Exports from Canada to the United States 16 (SCIAN ) 3 +21% June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012 Total Exports from Canada to the United States 15 (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year +4%

British Columbia Total Imports from China and the United States 17 (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year +79% China United States +33% Imports evolution, Wood Kitchen Cabinet and Counter Historic, British Columbia Total Imports from China and the United States 18 (SCIAN ) June 30 th 2012 Historic, Canada Total Imports from China, the United States and Other Countries 20 (SCIAN ) 4 September 30 th 2012 Canada Total Imports from China,the United States and Other Countries 19 (SCIAN ) +28% China Vs same quarter last year United States +19% Other Countries +69%

Exports Evolution, Other Millwork Total Exports from British Columbia to the United States 21 (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year +22% Historic, Total Exports from British Columbia to the United States 22 (SCIAN ) Historic, Total Exports from Canada to the United States 24 (SCIAN ) 5 June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012 Total Exports from Canada to the United States 23 (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year +16%

Imports Evolution, Other Millwork British Columbia Total Imports from the United States and China 25 (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year -3% China United States -6% Historic, British Columbia Total Imports from the United States and China 26 (SCIAN ) Historic, Canada Total Imports from the United States, China and Other Countries 28 (SCIAN ) 6 June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012 Vs same quarter last year Canada Total Imports from the United States, China and Other Countries 27 (SCIAN ) -2% -18% China Other Countries United States +15%

Exports Evolution, Other Wood Household Furniture Manufacturing British Columbia Total Exports to the United States (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year Historic, British Columbia Total Exports to the United States (SCIAN ) Historic, Canada Total Exports to the United States (SCIAN ) 7 +18% June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012 Vs same quarter last year Canada Total Exports to the United States (SCIAN ) -9%

Imports Evolution, Other Wood Household Furniture Manufacturing British Columbia Total Imports from China and Other Countries (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year -5% China Other Countries +20% Historic, British Columbia Total Imports from Vietnam, China and Malaysia (SCIAN ) Historic, Canada Total Imports from China, Vietnam and Other Countries (SCIAN ) 8 June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012 Vs same quarter last year Canada Total Imports from China, Vietnam and Other Countries (SCIAN ) +7% China Vietnam Other Countries +37%

Exports Evolution, Other Wood Office Furniture, including Custom Architectural Woodwork, Manufacturing British Columbia Total Exports to the United States (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year Historic, British Columbia Total Exports to the United States (SCIAN ) Historic, Canada Total Exports to the United States (SCIAN ) 9 -54% June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012 Vs same quarter last year Canada Total Exports to the United States (SCIAN ) +0%

Imports Evolution, Other Wood Office Furniture, including Custom Architectural Woodwork, Manufacturing British Columbia Total Imports from the United States and China (SCIAN ) Vs same quarter last year -11% China United States 17% Historic, British Columbia Total Imports from the United States and China (SCIAN ) Historic, Canada Total Imports from the United States and China (SCIAN ) 10 June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012 Vs same quarter last year Canada Total Imports from the United States, China, and Other Countries (SCIAN ) +1% China United States +54% +63% Other Countries

Other economic indicators Consumer home repair and remodelling intentions 33 Are you planning repair and remodelling investments of $1000 or more on your main residence in the coming year? p Quarter1234p1p2p3p4p Overnight funds Rate 1,00% Exchange rate CAD/USD 1,000,981,031,01 1,021,03 Mortgage Rate 1 year/5 years 3,20 / 5,253,20 / 5,20 Key Interest Rate – Exchange Rate CAD/USD – Mortgage Rate - Quebec 2012p2013p Canada 2,0%2,2% United States 2,2%1,9% British Columbia 2,4%2,5% Variation in real GDP, Canada-United States-Quebec Quebec City Montreal TorontoCalgary Vancouver Average, 10 centres in Canada 2012p2013p Canada 1,7%/7,3%1,9%/7,1% United States 2,1%/8,2%1,9%/7,8% British Columbia 1,4%/6,8%2,0%/6,8% Inflation rate/ Unemployment rate, Canada-United States-Quebec 35 June 30 th 2012 September 30 th 2012