The Canadian energy landscape is undergoing a period of great change, as the move from coal to renewables and the rapid pace of innovation is causing new strategies to emerge for providing power to communities across the country. An expert panel provided its outlook on how this new age of energy development will provide new private sector opportunities in the industry at an event hosted by the Toronto Region Board…

The recent release of the EY report analyzing government spending in Ontario did not shed light on the future of infrastructure investment in the province, but it may have indicated what the road ahead could look like. A pair of recommendations presented within the EY report suggest that better data and analytics are needed to determine return on investment and performance: The result is that while Government understands and can…

It’s rare to see three important elections fall within such a short timespan, but that’s exactly what we will see when the second half of October rolls around. On October 20, 22, and 24, voters in British Columbia, Ontario, and Manitoba respectively will head to the polls to elect its new municipal leaders. That’s in addition to elections just before those dates in Northwest Territories (October 15) and the Yukon…