I haven't given it a lot of thought, but I'm sure that there are large infrastructure projects where wood wouldn't be suitable. For instance, I know wood has been used for many small bridges in Quebec that serve mining and forestry areas. The Chibougamau area has done those. However, when you're building a major highway bridge across the St. Lawrence or something like that, obviously, steel would come well out in front on that, just in terms of the engineering. There may be building projects....
I'm not an architect or an engineer. What I'm going with now is that there's this technology whereby we can use wood in many places where we only used steel and concrete before. I want to promote that, but I don't have those examples in mind right now. I'm sure that there are many.