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We are an impact investor developing the next generation of infrastructure Canadians need. We deliver outcomes such as sustainable economic growth, connected communities and energy competitiveness.

Partnerships

Investments value*
$18.1B
Total Capital Cost*
$54.6B
Trade and Transportation

Contrecœur Port Terminal

Enabling Housing Supply

Peace Hills Trust

Clean Energy
Indigenous Infrastructure

Wasoqonatl Transmission Line

Clean Energy

Mersey River Wind

Clean Energy

North Coast Transmission Line Early Works

Recent highlights

The eighth edition of The Frame

The latest edition of our online infrastructure magazine, The Frame, is here!

In this issue:

  • In conversation with Pierre Gratton, President and CEO, The Mining Association of Canada
  • How tripling the CIB’s Indigenous investment target will rewrite the infrastructure playbook 
  • Value of CIB’s investment formula shown off with Oneida Energy Storage project 
  • Irving New Brunswick pulp mill undergoing dramatic transformation
  • Learn more about our recent reports, outcomes, and partnerships
Read The Frame

Infrastructure creates opportunities

The CIB’s investments spark private capital that drives jobs, economic growth, and new business in Canadian communities.

Learn about the downstream investment benefits of CIB projects.

Learn more

Investing in Canadian communities

Everyday, CIB investments are powering neighbourhoods, connecting communities and putting Canadians to work.

Discover how

Media Activities

*Note: Figures based on Q3 2025-26 (unaudited, October to December 2025),  with pending project announcements in cooperation with our partners. Starting in 2024-25, the CIB’s reporting of results is based solely on projects that have reached financial close. Prior reports included projects to which the CIB and its partners had made commitments to a project in accordance with an agreed upon term sheet. 

Wasoqonatl Transmission Line

We are making $54 million in equity loans to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick First Nations to help them purchase ownership stakes in Wasoqonatl, a transmission line between the two provinces.

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