Media Interviews
Watch and read media interviews featuring insights and key messaging from Supply-Build Canada across TV and news outlets.
Stay informed on the discussions shaping the industry. See how your industry’s story is being told.
Most Recent Video Interview
Another Round of Tariffs for Lumber Sector
October 15, 2025 • Global News
Canada's softwood lumber sector is taking yet another hit because of the United States tariffs, as President Trump adds 10 per cent more to the levy that's already causing challenges. Industry experts are saying this isn't sustainable for one of Canada's largest industries. Vasilios Bellos reports.
Media Interviews Archive
Liz Kovach Joins North American Forest Foundation's (NAFF) Board
March 2, 2026 • North American Forest Foundation
We're thrilled to welcome Liz Kovach, President of Supply-Build Canada, as the newest member of our board!
Standing Up for Canada’s Building Industry: The Tariff Conversation
December 24, 2025 • CanadianSME Small Business Podcast
Key Highlights
- Navigating U.S. Tariffs: How ongoing advocacy in Washington helps Canadian suppliers manage disruptions and protect competitiveness.
- Solving the Talent Crisis: How the Attract and Educate pillars support members with career fairs, training, job boards, and accredited courses.
- Power of Membership: The real outcomes members gain, from government backed training to tax incentives that improve profitability.
and much more!
Building Towards Net Zero
December 12, 2025 • Canadian Home Trends
Article feature from the 2025-2026 Trends Issue
"Net Zero" is a term you're hearing more and more these days. But what does it actually mean? Simply put, a net-zero building produces as much clean energy as it uses. The payoff is big: lower energy bills, healthier living spaces, and a lighter footprint on our planet.
Another Round of Tariffs for Lumber Sector
October 15, 2025 • Global News
Canada's softwood lumber sector is taking yet another hit because of the United States tariffs, as President Trump adds 10 per cent more to the levy that's already causing challenges. Industry experts are saying this isn't sustainable for one of Canada's largest industries. Vasilios Bellos reports.
Canadian Lumber Producers Face ‘Significantly Higher’ Duties | Your Morning
April 8, 2025 • CTV Your Morning
Duties vs. tariffs: impacts on pricing and trade; aim for a managed agreement. What higher U.S. duties mean for Canada’s lumber industry.
What additional tariffs could mean for Canada's softwood lumber
April 2, 2025 • CBC News
Liz Kovach, president of Supply-Build Canada, which represents lumber retailers, says tariffs are already impacting demand in the United States and inflating costs for consumers. Kovach says that a lot of lumber providers across Canada are family-owned and are an important part of their communities.