The case for strategic infrastructure investment and the link to stronger economic performance and productivity is well documented. However, since the 1950s and 1960s when

The Government of Canada is providing $436.7-million, through the Provincial Territorial Infrastructure Component (PTIC) of the New Building Canada Fund (NBCF), to the province of Saskatchewan for new projects. Of that sum, $196.5-million will be dedicated to provincial projects and the remaining $240.2-million will go to other eligible PTIC applicants.

Recent legislation in Nova Scotia creates the potential for licensed competitors to start selling renewable power and share the electricity market.

Alberta has undertaken proactive flood management strategies to prepare for potential disasters due to snow melt, in the wake of last year's floods.

A new multi-million dollar road, rail and utility corridor project will expand the Port of Prince Rupert’s terminal capacity ...

Construction of the single largest transportation infrastructure project for the Tri-Cities in Metro Vancouver is underway.

Victoria’s Johnson Street Bridge has been a highly visible and recognizable landmark to the city's harbour ...