The document discusses infrastructure spending and the Canada Infrastructure Bank. It provides background on Paul Young and his expertise. It then outlines Canada's infrastructure plan which commits $81 billion through 2027-2028 for projects like public transit, green infrastructure, and rural/northern communities. $33 billion will be delivered through agreements with provinces/territories. The Infrastructure Bank has $35 billion over 10 years to finance projects and help bridge public-private partnerships. It discusses one $1.28 billion loan to Montreal transit and that the Bank is reviewing 10 potential projects. An annual report outlines the Bank is actively engaging in projects. Finally, it questions whether the Liberal's 2015 election platform is being followed based on numbers.