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Practical guidance on capital projects, governance, financing, and delivery for Indigenous and public-sector leaders.
Ask anyone running shared-ownership projects with many partners what kept them up in 2026, and the drive to modernize public-sector records is only half the answer.
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the shift from approving major projects to delivering them made one thing clear in 2026: getting capital projects approved is no longer the bottleneck.
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Ask anyone running permitting, community agreements, and closure obligations what kept them up in 2026, and the shift from approving major projects to delivering them is only half the answer.
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Through 2026, municipalities watched the drive to modernize public-sector records move money and attention toward big builds. The capital is the easy part.
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Ask anyone running pro formas, draws, and a wall of contracts what kept them up in 2026, and the drive to modernize public-sector records is only half the answer.
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When the drive to modernize public-sector records dominated the headlines in 2026, school districts felt the pressure shift.
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When the shift from approving major projects to delivering them dominated the headlines in 2026, legal teams felt the pressure shift.
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Every northern infrastructure teams we talk to has the same 2026 story.
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Through 2026, non-profits watched the shift from approving major projects to delivering them move money and attention toward big builds. The capital is the easy part.
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Through 2026, utilities watched the drive to modernize public-sector records move money and attention toward big builds. The capital is the easy part.
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Every Nation governments we talk to has the same 2026 story. the shift from approving major projects to delivering them raised the stakes, the project got bigger, and the paperwork that proves it got…
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When the shift from approving major projects to delivering them dominated the headlines in 2026, forestry operators felt the pressure shift.
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