This presentation looks at the infrastructure bank. It will discuss its role along with the issues facing infrastructure.

1. Infrastructure
Bank –
December 2018
PAUL YOUNG CPA,
CGA
DECEMBER 3, 2018

2. Paul Young - Bio
• CPA, CGA
• Financial Solutions
• SME – Business Process Changes
• SME – Risk Management
• SME – Close, Consolidate and Reporting
• SME – Public Policy
• SME – Financial Solutions
• SME – Supply Chain Management
• Academia – Advance Accounting, Public
Finance and Advanced Management
Systems
Contact information:
Paul_Young_CGA@Hotmail.com

3. Agenda  Building Permits – June 2018
 Money Flow / Fiscal Management – May 2018
 Canada Infrastructure Bank
 GDP and Construction

4. Building Permits – September 2018
@FP_Champagne
 Where is the money?
 https://www.canadianmanufacturing.co
m/procurement/liberals-showcase-
benefits-of-billions-spent-on-
infrastructure-projects-217620/
 It has not flowed All you ever to is
highlight your policy, but do not show
evidence that it is working!
@MichelleRempel @ontarioisproud

5. Fiscal Monitor / May 2018
Source - https://www.fin.gc.ca/fiscmon-revfin/2018-04-eng.asp
• Where is the gas tax money
for the municipalities, Cities,
Towns etc.?
• Where is dedicated funding
in terms of its’ flow?
• CCA raised concerns that
money was not flowing -
http://www.cca-
acc.com/press-release/ccas-
2018-budget-reaction/

6. Canada Infrastructure Bank
Source - https://ontarioconstructionreport.com/a-new-sustainable-model/
The federal government is looking at partnerships through the Investing In Canada Lens. In
the 2016 Fall Economic Statement and Budget 2017, the government gave its long-term
vision for its infrastructure plan and committed to invest an additional $81 billion through
to 2027-2028 in public transit; green infrastructure; social infrastructure; trade and
transportation infrastructure; and rural and northern communities; and introduced the
Smart Cities Challenge.
Of that money, $33 billion in funding will be delivered through Integrated Bilateral
Agreements between the federal government, and each of the provinces and territories.
And of that $33 billion, $9.2 billion will go towards green infrastructure projects.
Show me the money!!!!

7. Building Permits / GDP - Construction
Source – Stats Canada
• Construction GDP is driven by residential permits.
• Non-Residential Permits are flat.
• CPC had 3.8% growth as compare to Trudeau who has seen flat growth

8. List of Infrastructure Bank loans
 Montreal Transit - https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-
canada-infrastructure-bank-loaning-128-billion-to-montreal-electric/
 Project Review - https://www.on-sitemag.com/infrastructure/canada-
infrastructure-bank-actively-engaged-in-reviewing-10-projects-for-
investment/1003961052/
The institution, which was designed to finance Canadian infrastructure that may otherwise not be built, has
been allotted $35 billion in federal funds over the next decade to help bridge the gap between public and
private infrastructure.
Pierre Lavallée, the CIB’s president and CEO, disclosed the engagement process for the 10 potential projects
in a keynote address at the annual conference of the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships in
Toronto Nov. 6.
“We’ve jumped into our investment mandate with both feet,” he said, adding that the bank has also held
discussions on 45 other projects, some of which may also move onto the active engagement phase in the
future.
Pierre Lavallee – Site Mag – November 6, 2018

9. Annual Report /
Infrastructure Bank
Source - https://cib-bic.ca/wp-
content/uploads/2018/10/CIB_201
7-18_AR_English.pdf

10. Issues /
Solutions
 The government is planning $3.5B per year for the next 10 years. If
you used Montreal Project which is about 1.3B then you can expect
only three projects per year to be approved.
 Money has been very slow - https://www.on-
sitemag.com/features/infrastructure-report-2018-canadas-
spending-plan-starts-hitting-its-stride/. The government needs to
stop playing politics.
 There is still a very large infrastructure gap which $180B only
scratches the surface. It will take innovator approaches to closed
the infrastructure gap - https://insights.som.yale.edu/insights/what-
will-it-cost-to-rebuild-canada-s-infrastructure
 Gas Tax and Build Canada were funds from the previous govt. Those
funds are never mentioned by the Liberals -
https://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/plan/nbcf-nfcc-eng.html or
http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/prog/gtf-fte-tab-eng.html