It looks like if I'll be adding another contact to my list--now if I want information about energy infrastructure in Ontario, I'll be calling the Energy Minister's office, not the office of the Minister [...]

Municipalities in Quebec share many of the problems their counterparts from coast to coast experience in terms of their infrastructure. Increasing costs of construction, maintenance and rehabilitation [...]

The Gardiner Expressway has generated much debate, numerous studies, and many colourful proposals as to how to fix it. Rather than fix it, we should remove it altogether and bury it and Lakeshore Boulevard [...]

The Residential and Commercial Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO) commissioned a study from RiskAnalytica to link sustained investment in infrastructure with the prosperity of individual Canadians [...]

This issue’s feature story rehashes the long-standing debate over the future of nuclear energy in Canada—with a new twist. Even if Ontario refurbishes its nuclear fleet, Canadian workers and companies [...]

With all the news coverage focussing on the G20 protests in downtown Toronto, people may be forgetting to ask what was actually accomplished at the summit. As expected, G20 Leaders reaffirmed the commitment [...]

EDC's magazine, ExportWise has just published the first in a series of articles giving solid background info about public-private-partnerships (P3s). The article--informative, if a little one-sided--looks [...]

In a letter we printed in our upcoming July/August issue, Stéphane Bertrand, executive director of  WEC Montréal 2010, said energy will be front and centre on the agendas for the G8/G20 Summits, and [...]

In the next few months, we’ll be making some improvements to the ReNewCanada.net site. Can you spare a few minutes to offer your opinion? What do you think is working? What have we got all wrong? [...]

This is just too exciting. Some readers may recall that our staff has, on several occasions, asked the question: It's the twenty-first century, where are our flying cars? We asked it back in May/June [...]