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Posted on 6/24/2021 The Council is a proponent of evidence-based public policy in support of P3s, facilitates the adoption of international best practices, and educates stakeholders and the community on the economic and social benefits of P3s. It is within this context
Posted on 5/11/2021 CCPPP welcomes the agreement announced today between the Government of Canada and Province of Ontario to help fund the transformational $28.5-billion expansion to Ontario’s transit network.
Posted on 5/11/2021 Twenty years ago today, Bruce Power made history, becoming Canada’s first private nuclear operator and the largest — and one of the most successful — public-private partnership (P3) projects in the country.
Posted on 5/6/2021 The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) today announced that Mark Romoff will be stepping down as President & CEO on May 31. Romoff recently celebrated 10 years at CCPPP — a decade of unprecedented growth for the organization. As
Posted on 5/6/2021 CCPPP today announced that Mark Romoff will be stepping down as President & CEO on May 31. Romoff recently celebrated 10 years at CCPPP — a decade of unprecedented growth for the organization.
Posted on 4/20/2021 Like its counterparts across the country, British Columbia is taking a two-pronged approach to its 2021-2022 budget: keep fighting the COVID-19 pandemic with critical health and social support measures while also investing in areas like infrastructur
Posted on 4/19/2021 The federal budget will use $100 billion in new spending over the next three years to support Canadians hard hit by the social and economic devastation caused by the pandemic and make investments in critical areas such as infrastructure for a “dynami
Posted on 4/7/2021 To combat the pandemic and protect the health and well-being of its residents, Manitoba will invest a record amount in health care this year — $6.98 billion, Finance Minister Scott Fielding announced today as he released Budget 2021: Protecting Manit
Posted on 4/6/2021 Saskatchewan will invest a record $6.54 billion in health care, as well as $3.1 billion in capital projects to protect people and pave the way for economic recovery as the province emerges from the pandemic.
Posted on 3/25/2021 Nova Scotia Finance Minister Labi Kousoulis tabled the 2021-2022 budget today and predicted that in four years the Maritime province’s books will once again be balanced.
Posted on 3/25/2021 Québec is predicting it will return to its pre-pandemic level of economic activity by the end of 2021, however returning to balanced budgets will take an estimated seven years, said Finance Minister Eric Girard as he tabled the province’s 2021-2022 b
Posted on 3/24/2021 Ontario tabled its 2021 budget today with a split focus: providing billions in extra funding to defeat the pandemic and to enable small businesses and communities to successfully bring their economies back to life.
En novembre 2014, le chef du parti libéral Justin Trudeau a fait part de ses réflexions à nos délégués de la conférence de 2014 sur les P3 concernant les besoins en infrastructure du Canada.