Canada Infrastructure Bank needed to close gaping deficit

Infrastructure Minister Amarjeet Sohi lays out the structure, governance model, and mandate of the much-discussed bank.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured in 2015, is pushing ahead with plans to launch a new multibillion-dollar infrastructure bank. Infrastructure Minister Amarjeet Sohi says it's necessary to meet the country's infrastructure deficit. Photograph courtesy of the Prime Minister's Office

Opinion

BY INFRASTRUCTURE MINISTER AMARJEET SOHI

April 12, 2017

Our government took office with a firm commitment to modernize the country’s infrastructure. We promised to double infrastructure investment across the country and build strong, sustainable, and inclusive communities. Toward this end, we have since approved over 2,000 projects across Canada with ...

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