Canada Infrastructure Bank CEO pushes back against calls for its abolishment, by ChristopherGuly cdnpoli Infrastructure Minister LeBlanc says the CIB isn’t going anywhere (subs)
Infrastructure Minister Dominic LeBlanc says the Canada Infrastructure Bank isn’t going anywhere and that a House committee report calling for its abolishment ‘does not reflect the current state of the CIB nor its progress.
’The federal government hopes Canadians will have more incentive to switch to electric cars thanks to a $500-million investment in the creation of zero-emission vehicle charging and hydrogen refuelling stations recently announced by the Canada Infrastructure Bank .Enjoy unlimited website access and the digital newspaper.
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