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Muzyka, Douglas — Director
Douglas Muzyka, a director at Stella-Jones, bought 3,028 shares at $73.05 per share on May 15, spending just over $221,000. This is his first purchase on record as an insider, and he's the only insider buying the stock in the past month.
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