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The Canadian Infrastructure Bank is looking to privatize Canadian water through private-pulblic -partnerships (PPP). https://pressprogress.ca/federal-infrastructure-bank-says-it-sees-potential-to-privatize-local-water-systems-across-canada/?fbclid=IwAR0RWz2jWOkTrMirj-o0udo7AKPOQBcxtxpLjnQ2k4kNWAZQZny3ZEluFIM
The Canada Infrastructure Bank says it sees a lot of “potential” to further privatize water management systems in communities “across the country.” P 3's have less oversight and accountability and are more expensive for the end user. https://canadians.org/blog/canada-infrastructure-bank-eyes-privatizing-local-water-systems-across-country?fbclid=IwAR0o1r3jwY2Dt8oMtG6ys63vKw7z9GmBGfpcEsp0apdUEVfxNWhPzC6BMjs#.XinIvlibjlg.facebook
Harper paved the way with Bill C-38. Proposals for big pipelines and interprovincial power line projects will no longer have to prove they won't damage or destroy navigable waterways in Canada, under changes introduced by the government Thursday. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/waterways-changes-in-budget-bill-seen-as-eroding-protections-1.1219007?fbclid=IwAR2PhCNH0tDM9NydU2PfCEJ8DxaExxSyZmynRRcxz6CDJwM-QD9UZ-cvTNs
In 2017, Trudeau released his Mid-Century Long-Term Strategy (MCS). This report all sounds fine until you read how he intends on reducing the greenhouse gas emissions.
All the scenarios used to achieve the miraculous carbon reduction goals rely on replacing fossil fuels by generating massive amounts of hydroelectric power, which is assumed to emit no GHG. https://www.globalresearch.ca/snc-lavalin-site-c-bulk-water-export/5671247?fbclid=IwAR3vDywH4Pg0dmyT0t2nE7YbAzzwHYELq7ElEW_Wv25BOCxnzrzz6XzXfaE
Blackstone Group (with Brian Mulroney on board) is looking for water-investment opportunities, announced a new portfolio company called Global Water Development Partners to “identify, develop, finance, construct, and operate large-scale independent water development projects.”
SNC-Lavalin wants to be in on all that MCS hydroelectric development and other projects to be financed by Trudeau’s Canada Infrastructure Bank in the coming years. But if they have to face prosecution, the company risks being barred from federal contracts for ten years.
Freshwater has been turned into a commodity and it will be worth far more than oil or gold in the near future. Follow the money. That’s what SNC-Lavalin is doing.
Freeland helped this project along through her USMCA negotiations.
The minister of foreign affairs has water-export licensing authority and can issue permits for water export. The new minister is François-Philippe Champagne, who just attended the 2019 Bilderburg meeting. I am certain he received his marching orders.
François-Philippe Champagne, previously Canada’s Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, praised the project last year as a “new model” for ensuring access to water facilities.
The Infrastructure Bank’s CEO even admits the scheme will see money flow from the pockets of ordinary citizens to big companies, telling a business magazine “users will fund the bulk of the operations and of the returns to investors through user-fees and other revenue mechanisms.
