Usually what is needed to import wood furniture and similar to Canada is a certificate of "fumigation" that normally (at least for commercial purposes) after having been completed is stamped by a particular Qatari government body (can't remember if it is the Chamber of Commerce (who certify that the company who has done this is legitimate) or the Dept of Agriculture.
Strongly suggest you get in touch with Agriculture Canada and ASK THEM what documents are required. I've only dealt with import for commercial purposes - don't know exactly for domestic use.
Usually what is needed to import wood furniture and similar to Canada is a certificate of "fumigation" that normally (at least for commercial purposes) after having been completed is stamped by a particular Qatari government body (can't remember if it is the Chamber of Commerce (who certify that the company who has done this is legitimate) or the Dept of Agriculture.
Strongly suggest you get in touch with Agriculture Canada and ASK THEM what documents are required. I've only dealt with import for commercial purposes - don't know exactly for domestic use.