Chris Webster

In spring 2015, Alberta underwent a momentous change as the decades-old Progress Conservative (PC) government was unseated by the New Democrat Party…

Over the last decade, Ontario’s 444 municipalities have made substantial progress in better understanding the state of their infrastructure. As data on…

Does the Quebec Election Mark a Watershed for Politics and Infrastructure? There was a time when elections meant the knives were drawn…

The dramatic shift in Alberta’s political landscape in 2015 was considered seismic at the time. Rachel Notley’s New Democratic Party (NDP) came…

During Canada’s 2015 federal election, you couldn’t open a newspaper or turn on the TV without hearing the party leaders talk about…

I once heard the hydroelectric sector described as oatmeal, a good and hearty source of energy, just not very interesting. In Canada, it…

Infrastructure has at last become sexy—in political circles at least. With a yawning infrastructure gap and votes to play for in the…

Platform to Share Ideas and get Better Value from Infrastructure Investment With billions of dollars in spending promised over the coming years,…

Hemmed between the Fraser River, the Salish Sea, and some of the most beautiful national parks in Canada, Vancouver is a beautiful…

Large-scale infrastructure projects from procurement to completion are becoming increasingly complicated and risky in Canada. Local opposition, and the political response it…