Economic growth in Canada will be reliant on maintaining and building up infrastructure. There’s no solving the housing crisis without addressing housing-enabling infrastructure. Canadian industry is reliant on trade-enabling infrastructure like highways, rail systems, ports and pipelines, and may become more so as we seek to diversify our trading partnerships. And it is a similar picture for our energy markets. Infrastructure is the backbone upon which our society operates.

To explore where Canada’s infrastructure sector is at, and where it is going, from a construction perspective, we invite you to join On-Site Magazine and representatives from several key industry organizations at 1 p.m. (ET) on Monday, March 24, as we explore current projects, upcoming projects, and the sector’s prospects going forward during this one-hour snapshot of Canada’s infrastructure sector, through a construction lens.

Scheduled panellists include:

• Louis-Philippe Champagne, vice-president of public affairs and industry practices at the Canadian Construction Association
• Aneil Jaswal, director of portfolio strategy, Canada Infrastructure Bank
• Lisa Mitchell, president and CEO of the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships
• Peter Weltman, vice-chair, Canadian Infrastructure Council