Infrastructure Insight: Canada

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2. CONTEXT

2.1. Administrative Divisions

2.2. Political Scene

2.3. Public Finances and Credit Ratings

2.4. Demographics

2.5. Economic Performance

2.6. Construction Output

3. THE STATE OF INFRASTRUCTURE

3.1. Roads

3.2. Railways

3.3. Electricity and Power

3.4. Water and Sewerage

3.5. Telecommunications

3.6. Airports and Other Infrastructure

4. THE COMPETITIVE AND REGULATORY LANDSCAPE

4.1. Roads

4.2. Railways

4.3. Electricity and Power

4.4. Water and Sewerage

4.5. Telecommunications

4.6. Airports and Other Infrastructure

5. INSTITUTIONS AND FINANCING

6. INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION

6.1. All Infrastructure

6.1.1. Construction outlook

6.1.2. Project pipeline analysis

6.2. Roads

6.2.1. Construction outlook

6.2.2. Key participants – contractors

6.2.3. Key participants – consultants

6.2.4. Project pipeline analysis

6.3. Railways

6.3.1. Construction outlook

6.3.2. Key participants – contractors

6.3.3. Key participants – consultants

6.3.4. Project pipeline analysis

6.4. Electricity and Power

6.4.1. Construction outlook

6.4.2. Key participants – contractors

6.4.3. Key participants – consultants

6.4.4. Project pipeline analysis

6.5. Water and Sewerage

6.5.1. Construction outlook

6.5.2. Key participants – contractors

6.5.3. Key participants – consultants

6.5.4. Project pipeline analysis

6.6. Telecommunications Infrastructure

6.6.1. Construction outlook

6.7. Airports and Other Infrastructure

6.7.1. Construction outlook

6.7.2. Key participants – contractors

6.7.3. Key participants – consultants

6.7.4. Project pipeline analysis

7. APPENDIX

7.1. Definitions

7.2. Methodology

7.3. Further Information

7.4. Disclaimer

Table 1: Infrastructure Construction in Canada at a Glance

Table 2: Key Economic Indicators

Table 3: Key Comparative Indicators

Table 4: Top 10 Infrastructure Construction Projects by Value to 2035

Table 5: All Infrastructure Projects Pipeline, by Stage and Funding (US$ billion)

Table 6: Top 10 Road Construction Projects by Value to 2028

Table 7: Roads Infrastructure Projects, by Stage and Funding (US$ billion)

Table 8: Top 10 Rail Construction Projects by Value to 2031

Table 9: Railways Infrastructure Projects, by Stage and Funding (US$ billion)

Table 10: Top 10 Electricity and Power Construction Projects by Value to 2030

Table 11: Electricity and Power Construction Projects, by Stage and Funding (US$ billion)

Table 12: Top Water and Sewerage Construction Projects by Value to 2023

Table 13: Water and Sewerage Construction Projects, by Stage and Funding (US$ billion)

Table 14: Top 10 Airports and Other Infrastructure Construction Projects by Value to 2037

Table 15: Airports and Other Infrastructure Construction Projects, by Stage and Funding (US$ billion)

Table 16: Construction Market Definitions

Table 17: Construction Stage Definitions

Figure 1: All Infrastructure, Output Value (US$ million), 2011, 2016, 2021

Figure 2: Construction Investment Growth (%, constant prices)

Figure 3: Other Non-residential Investment Growth (%, constant prices)

Figure 4: Engineering Construction Investment Growth (%, constant prices)

Figure 5: Residential Construction Investment Growth (%, constant prices)

Figure 6: Canada National Highway System

Figure 7: Fresh water withdrawn, 2013

Figure 8: Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway

Figure 9: Budget 2017 Allocations by Provinces and Territories

Figure 10: All Infrastructure Construction, Output Value (US$ billion), 2016–2021

Figure 11: All Infrastructure Projects Pipeline, by Stage (US$ billion)

Figure 12: All Infrastructure Projects Pipeline, by Funding (US$ billion)

Figure 13: All Infrastructure Projects Pipeline, by Sector (US$ billion)

Figure 14: All Infrastructure Projects Pipeline, by Sector and Funding

Figure 15: Champlain Bridge Corridor

Figure 16: Gordie Howe International Bridge

Figure 17: Roads Infrastructure Construction, Output Value (US$ billion), 2016–2021

Figure 18: Roads Infrastructure Projects Pipeline, by Stage (US$ billion)

Figure 19: Roads Infrastructure Projects Pipeline, by Funding (US$ billion)

Figure 20: Barrie Rail Corridor Expansion

Figure 21: Eglinton Crosstown LRT/ Eglinton East LRT

Figure 22: Railways Infrastructure Construction, Output Value (US$ billion), 2016–2021

Figure 23: Railways Construction Projects Pipeline, by Stage (US$ billion)

Figure 24: Railways Construction Projects Pipeline, by Funding (US$ billion)

Figure 25: Electricity and Power Infrastructure Construction, Output Value (US$ billion), 2016–2021

Figure 26: Illustration of Muskrat Falls Power Plant

Figure 27: Bipole III Transmission Line Route

Figure 28: Electricity and Power Construction Projects Pipeline, by Stage (US$ billion)

Figure 29: Electricity and Power Construction Projects Pipeline, by Funding (US$ billion)

Figure 30: Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Construction, Output Value (US$ billion), 2016–2021

Figure 31: Illustration of McLoughlin Point Wastewater Plant and Location

Figure 32: Water and Sewerage Construction Projects Pipeline, by Stage (US$ billion)

Figure 33: Water and Sewerage Construction Projects Pipeline, by Funding (US$ billion)

Figure 34: Telecommunications Infrastructure Construction, Output Value (US$ billion), 2016–2021

Figure 35: Airports and Other Infrastructure Construction, Output Value (US$ billion), 2016–2021

Figure 36: Illustration of the Roberts Bank Terminal II Project

Figure 37: Drilling Rig at Courageous Lake Gold Mine

Figure 38: Airports and Other Infrastructure Construction Projects Pipeline, by Stage (US$ billion)

Figure 39: Airports and Other Infrastructure Construction Projects Pipeline, by Funding (US$ billion)