Eric Champagne

Eric Champagne is a professor of public administration at the school of political studies at the University of Ottawa and assistant director at the Centre on Governance. He currently holds a grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council to study the Federal Municipal Infrastructure Programs from a multi-level governance perspective.

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Trends in recent Canadian politics show that since the mid 1990s, every federal government that has taken office has put forth a strong municipal

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Trends in recent Canadian politics show that since the mid 1990s, every federal government that has taken office has put forth a strong municipal

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Opinion | BY ERIC CHAMPAGNE | April 18, 2016

Trends in recent Canadian politics show that since the mid 1990s, every federal government that has taken office has put forth a strong municipal

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Trends in recent Canadian politics show that since the mid 1990s, every federal government that has taken office has put forth a strong municipal

Opinion | BY ERIC CHAMPAGNE | April 18, 2016

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Opinion | BY ERIC CHAMPAGNE | April 18, 2016

Trends in recent Canadian politics show that since the mid 1990s, every federal government that has taken office has put forth a strong municipal

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Opinion | BY ERIC CHAMPAGNE | April 18, 2016

Trends in recent Canadian politics show that since the mid 1990s, every federal government that has taken office has put forth a strong municipal

Eric Champagne

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

Federal municipal infrastructure programs: not ‘how much’ to spend but ‘how’ to spend

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