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Why Canadians need to develop a ‘national grid’ strategy

Canada is an outlier when it comes to regional power planning. Co-operation, cross-border trade, common procurement standards, private investment, and transparency in contracting would significantly reduce the likelihood of future mega-project boondoggles.

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BY BRUCE LOURIE AND PHILIP DUGUAY
August 4, 2021

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