Canada has the lowest number of housing units per 1,000 residents of any G7 country, with number of units been falling since 2016.

Infrastructure investments can’t just be an election promise, they must be a national priority — one that moves beyond the politics, writes Kerry Black of the University of Calgary.

The cornerstone of the campaign, InvestInfrastructure.ca, provides information on the importance of leveraging infrastructure to develop a strong economic and environmental vision for Canada’s recovery.

Existing space at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre will be renovated and expanded to accommodate the program.

Once complete, the expanded facility will become the only refiner of battery-grade cobalt sulfate—products used to make electric-vehicle batteries—in North America, and the second largest outside China.