Published in CanadaVol. I No. I
Toronto Edition · July 2026
Published by Meridian Intelligence
Vol. I No. I · Currently on record
Coverage on record on the companies, projects and policy shaping how Canada gets built.
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Quarterly Insights
Excerpts from the current issue's editorial coverage.
Financing & Rates
Monetary policy transmits through banking spreads that respond slowly to sector risk perception.
Sebastien Ameur · The Bank of Canada Cut Rates. Construction Didn't Notice.
Infrastructure & Policy
What was once a compliance line item is now a scheduling advantage.
Mehdi El Oudghiri · The Indigenous Equity Deals Rewriting Canadian Infrastructure
Housing & Manufacturing
Firms that establish factory partnerships in 2026-2027 will have privileged access to the federal procurement stream over the next decade.
Sebastien Ameur · Modular Construction is Canada's Housing Bet. The Sector Isn't Ready.
Editor's Note
Every issue starts with the same question: what's the story only Canada's construction industry can tell?
Coverage on record. Companies, projects, policy. Written by editors with time on the ground.
– Mehdi El Oudghiri, Chief Publishing Officer
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Infrastructure & Policy
July 18, 2026 · 7 min read
Cedar Leaf Capital closed a billion-dollar Indigenous-led infrastructure fund in June. Federal and provincial procurement are following. Contractors without established Indigenous joint venture partners are being locked out of shortlists.
Financing & Rates
July 14, 2026 · 6 min read
Development lending in Canada is priced off a spread over prime. Since 2024, banks have widened those spreads on construction paper faster than the Bank of Canada has cut. The pass-through most developers expect isn't landing.
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Mehdi El Oudghiri
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Elizabeth Worship
Editor-in-Chief
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Meridian Intelligence
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