The first article1 of this series provided an overview of infrastructure financing in Quebec and Canada, explaining why it must adapt to address maintenance backlogs, the imperatives of the energy transition and increasing fiscal constraints. This second article turns to emerging financing models (…)
Financing infrastructure, whether it involves maintaining the infrastructure we’ve inherited, building the infrastructure we need today, or anticipating the infrastructure that will be required in the future, is one of the greatest challenges facing modern societies. Civil, industrial and energy (…)
Quebec has set ambitious energy transition and industrial decarbonization targets. The shift to greener practices has to be taken in a context where our energy consumption could rapidly grow under the combined effect of a number of factors, such as the reindustrialization of our economy, population (…)
Two Montréal landmarks have proudly hosted some of the city’s most memorable sporting events. The Olympic Stadium (Figure 1) and the IGA Stadium, which have been and remain quintessential in our sporting history, are in need of renovations so that sports fans can continue to “raise the roof” for (…)