Yes, if the lumber is D.Fir-L or Hem-Fir grown in the United States and stamped with an American Lumber Standards Committee Accredited Agency grade stamp (http://alsc.org/uploaded/LumberProgram_facsimile%20January%202021.pdf) as CSA-O86 provides this equivalency.  For all other imported lumber, the homeowner or builder must consult with a structural engineer to determine design values for the lumber and then each piece must be inspected by a CLSAB Accredited Agency (https://www.clsab.ca/clsab-accredited-agencies/) to ensure the material meets the required NLGA grade.