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Kent Fellows

Kent Fellows is a research associate at the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary.

Rethinking Canada’s approach to infrastructure approvals and trade

  • Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just
Opinion | BY KENT FELLOWS | December 3, 2018
Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just starting to suffer the consequences, writes Kent Fellows. The Hill Times file photograph

Rethinking Canada’s approach to infrastructure approvals and trade

Opinion | BY KENT FELLOWS | December 3, 2018
  • Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just

Rethinking Canada’s approach to infrastructure approvals and trade

Opinion | BY KENT FELLOWS | December 3, 2018
  • Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just
Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just starting to suffer the consequences, writes Kent Fellows. The Hill Times file photograph

Rethinking Canada’s approach to infrastructure approvals and trade

  • Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just
Opinion | BY KENT FELLOWS | December 3, 2018
Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just starting to suffer the consequences, writes Kent Fellows. The Hill Times file photograph

Rethinking Canada’s approach to infrastructure approvals and trade

Opinion | BY KENT FELLOWS | December 3, 2018
  • Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just

Rethinking Canada’s approach to infrastructure approvals and trade

Opinion | BY KENT FELLOWS | December 3, 2018
  • Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just
Canada’s current approach to national infrastructure is fragmented, subject to regulatory lag and legislative paralysis. Quite simply, it isn’t working and we are just starting to suffer the consequences, writes Kent Fellows. The Hill Times file photograph
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