Our Recommendations.
Implement a Long-Term Plan
A National Infrastructure Assessment would:
Provide an environmental and economic vision for Canada.
Determine what infrastructure is needed.
Evaluate the current state of existing infrastructure.
Create a clear roadmap to guide infrastructure investment.
Renew Investments in Federal Infrastructure Funding
Consistent infrastructure funding would:
Support safe, sustainable, and prosperous communities.
Enable economic opportunities locally, regionally, and nationally.
Improve commuting times and inter-city travel.
Unlock investments in new housing.
Help manage resources and supply chains.
Develop a National Infrastructure Corridor
An inter-provincial planning corridor would:
Speed up approval times for nation-building infrastructure.
Promote rural economic growth from coast-to-coast-to-coast.
Reduce costs for businesses investing in large-scale projects, attracting direct investment from around the world.
Allow for the efficient movement of energy, resources, and goods across the country.
Improve Canada’s access to both domestic and international markets.
A modernized procurement process would:
Ensure every taxpayer dollar goes further.
Prioritize innovation and long-term savings over short term costs.
Increase return on investment for governments at every level.
Improve project completion timelines leading to more new infrastructure delivered on-time and on-budget.