Heavy lifting still required by lobby groups despite lofty election infrastructure pledges

News | MARCO VIGLIOTTI
Published: Wednesday, 09/23/2015 2:29 pm EDT
Last Updated: Thursday, 09/24/2015 3:32 pm EDT

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From left to right, Michael Bourque, president of the Railway Association of Canada; Nick Mulder, senior associate at Global Public Affairs; Patrick Leclerc, president of the Canadian Urban Transit Association; and AECOM Technology Corp.'s Mario Iacobacci (not pictured), were featured speakers at a recent Hill Times panel on transportation policy.

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