Building on Advantage: Improving Canada’s Trade Infrastructure
/in front/by CANSIf trade is the oxygen of the Canadian Economy, then infrastructure is the lungs. Without the ability to move good efficiently to and from foreign markets we will suffer. This is not a distant worry. Canada’s system for moving goods to market is under strain and may be inadequate to meet growing future global demand. […]
At the Intersection: The Case for Sustained and Strategic Public Infrastructure Investment
/in front, Uncategorized/by CANSCanada’s governments should not hesitate to maintain a high level of investment in infrastructure. Sustained and strategic investment in public infrastructure is essential to Canada’s long-term economic growth and is critical to the quality of life enjoyed by Canadians. Read more from CCA’s report – At The Intersection.
Oil prices and aging workforce to impact industry: BuildForce
/in front/by CANSPlunging oil prices, an aging workforce set to retire and moderate growth are all factors changing work conditions for Canadian construction, finds BuildForce Canada’s recent forecast. Read more.
‘Very large’ infrastructure announcements on the horizon: industry minister
/in front/by CANSThe upcoming federal budget will reaffirm the Conservative government’s commitment to infrastructure spending, Industry Minister James Moore says, adding that a number of major infrastructure announcements are on the horizon. Read more.