Resource Development: How Much Infrastructure Should Government Pay For?

Resource Development: How Much Infrastructure Should Government Pay For?
An expert panel discusses the role of government in developing resource sector infrastructure at the 21st Annual National Conference of the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships in Toronto in November. From left to right: Scott Lyons, president, Special Projects with Ledcor; Allen Palmiere, president and CEO, Adriana Resources; and Bill Thornton, Assistant Deputy Minister, Northern Development with the Ontario Ministry of Northern Development & Mines. (Photo courtesy of the Canad

Determining how much money government should devote to developing infrastructure such as roads, seaports, railways and airports to assist the resource sector in developing oil, gas and mining projects is an ongoing debate for the industry. The issue was posed to a panel of...

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