The meaning of infrastructure in Canada is changing.
When we talk about nation-building projects, we’re now casting a wider net than the always critical roads and bridges, electrical grids, schools and hospitals. Data centres, defence, mines, oil and gas are now seen as part of a larger ecosystem of publicly important projects.
But how does it all fit together?
Canada’s strength in building for its future rests in large part on the shoulders of a diverse and innovative infrastructure ecosystem.
Together, we need to discuss and understand what projects are needed and how they should be sequenced, how private financing can and should be used, and how these assets should be designed, delivered, operated and maintained to ensure the greatest benefits — and at the best price — for Canadians.
On November 9 & 10, join government decision-makers and industry leaders at Canada’s Infrastructure Conference 2026 as we:
At 30+ years and counting, we remain the only conference where the entire infrastructure ecosystem in Canada comes together — that’s up to a thousand delegates, including investors, builders, designers, operators, procurement agencies and policymakers.
For Canada to truly seize this moment, we need to unleash the power of partnerships between governments and the private sector.
This is how we become an energy superpower, a critical minerals juggernaut and a more diverse and dependable global trading partner. It’s also how we raise the standard of living for Canadians by improving community life and economic opportunities for all generations.
Opportunity is knocking, and with the right partnerships in place, our industry is ready to answer with ambition, integrity and a shared sense of purpose.
— Lisa Mitchell, President & CEO The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships
