Canada must build 5.8 million affordable homes by 2030, triple our current building capacity. …an effective solution that can be swiftly implemented at scale and in a way that furthers Canada’s climate resiliency has yet to materialize. Or perhaps, it has. …But meeting Canada’s housing demand is about more than just building affordable homes. The National Housing Strategy notes that homes must also be climate-resilient. …Canadian wood products … offer low-carbon, durable building materials that store carbon for the life of a structure, reducing its carbon footprint. …Wood can be a game-changing material for Canada’s decarbonization efforts. …And lastly, Canada will need thousands of skilled workers with knowledge and experience working with wood to build climate-resilient and affordable homes. …Canada’s forest sector can offer expedient, economical, and climate-resilient solutions, made stronger through federal government action to help unlock the suite of environmental, economic, and social benefits associated with harvested wood products.