That was a great bill.
I want to talk a bit about mass timber, because UBC in Vancouver Quadra has Brock Commons, an 18-storey mass timber student residence. From the time the hole in the ground was dug to when students were moving in to the residence, it was three months. We know that mass timber can be cost-effective because it is faster to get to a state of occupation. Mass timber is also reducing embedded carbon in materials like steel and concrete.
Are we doing anything to require or specifically incentivize building forms such as mass timber in all federally supported projects?