The Canada Infrastructure Bank belongs in Calgary

Locating the bank’s headquarters there would support the federal government’s goal of economic diversification in Western Canada and help ensure the growth of the financial services sector there.

Calgary is home to the second largest number of corporate headquarters in Canada, the city's mayor and economic development chief say. Photograph courtesy of Chuck Szmurlo

Opinion

BY MARY MORAN, NAHEED NENSHI

April 12, 2017

CALGARY—When Canada built the Confederation Bridge connecting New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island—one of the most significant infrastructure projects in our history—it ran through Calgary. Indirectly, of course. The expertise in engineering and construction management for that mega-projec...

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