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The CIB is a federal agency that invests in and advises on infrastructure projects that deliver public-good outcomes for Canadians. Learn about its investments, sectors, market update, media activities and more.
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The Canada Infrastructure Bank Act, the legislation that...
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At the CIB, we make it better for Canada . Canada...
- About Us
The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB)'s purpose (mandate) is...
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The CIB focuses on five sectors: green infrastructure, clean...
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150 King Street West P.O. Box 15 Toronto, Ontario Canada M5H...
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The Canada Infrastructure Bank (French: Banque de l'infrastructure du Canada) (CIB) is a federal Crown Corporation of Canada tasked with financially supporting revenue-generating infrastructure projects that are "in the public interest" by catalyzing private investment through methods such as direct investment and public-private partnerships.
The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is a federal Crown corporation established to ensure Canadians benefit from modern and sustainable infrastructure through partnerships between governments and the private sector.
The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB)'s purpose (mandate) is to invest $35 billion of federal funding in revenue-generating infrastructure projects that are in the public interest and that attract private capital.
The CIB focuses on five sectors: green infrastructure, clean power, public transit, trade and transportation and broadband infrastructure. We are involved in over 50 infrastructure partnerships located from coast to coast to coast, in the North, in small communities and large urban areas.
Feb 3, 2021 · The Government of Canada has set out its expectations for the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) in five priority areas: public transit, green infrastructure, trade and transport, broadband, and clean power. The CIB will also support Indigenous projects, provide advisory services for the national infrastructure assessment, and invest $10 billion over the next three years.
Infrastructure will play a significant role in our recovery in Canada, as investments can promote job creation, while supporting economic growth and the transition to net-zero emissions in the longer term.
