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Practical guidance on capital projects, governance, financing, and delivery for Indigenous and public-sector leaders.
When the push to close the First Nations infrastructure gap by 2030 dominated the headlines in 2024, municipalities felt the pressure shift.
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the push to close the First Nations infrastructure gap by 2030 made one thing clear in 2024: getting capital projects approved is no longer the bottleneck.
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Ask anyone running campus builds, upgrades, and deferred maintenance what kept them up in 2023, and the 2023 Fall Economic Statement is only half the answer.
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Through 2023, legal teams watched the widening municipal infrastructure deficit move money and attention toward big builds. The capital is the easy part.
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Every northern infrastructure teams we talk to has the same 2023 story.
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Through 2023, non-profits watched the widening municipal infrastructure deficit move money and attention toward big builds. The capital is the easy part.
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Ask anyone running regulated assets and long approval chains what kept them up in 2023, and the 2023 Fall Economic Statement is only half the answer.
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Ask anyone running community capital programs and the funding behind them what kept them up in 2023, and the 2023 Fall Economic Statement is only half the answer.
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Through 2023, forestry operators watched the widening municipal infrastructure deficit move money and attention toward big builds. The capital is the easy part.
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Ask anyone running multi-year capital plans across many sites what kept them up in 2023, and the widening municipal infrastructure deficit is only half the answer.
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the widening municipal infrastructure deficit made one thing clear in 2023: getting capital projects approved is no longer the bottleneck. Delivering them — and being able to show your work — is.
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When the widening municipal infrastructure deficit dominated the headlines in 2023, health authorities felt the pressure shift.
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