Liberal promise of infrastructure bank absent from budget
'On one hand that’s a good thing. It shows the government’s committed to really thinking through these issues and not acting in a hurried way,' said Sean Speer from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
The Liberal party promised in last year's election campaign that it would establish a Canadian Infrastructure Bank “to provide low-cost financing for new infrastructure projects.”
This would allow provinces and municipalities to borrow from the federal government and use its strong credit rati...
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