The public vote against Canada’s Abbotsford water P3 sent a chill through CCPPP’s annual conference in Toronto this week but a strong provincial pipeline was enough to lift the spirits

While the UK’s Budget has seemingly turned its back on private finance, Canada looks to continue its march as a market leader in P3s, says Aaron Weinman

Maryland finally approves a slimmed-down Purple Line, new bills are launched to address long-term funding and five bidders are named on Colorado’s I-70 East.

The past week has shown that life for the Canadian P3 industry will not be as straightforward under the Liberals

As the Purple Line is again hit by a fresh obstacle, there is a growing sense that recent progress is in danger of being undermined

We’ve had more reminders this week of the importance of making sure everyone is on-board with a project before it is launched

The latest interest from international investors shows that Honduras is stepping up to the plate in Latin America

The stop-start nature of US P3s does not appear to be affecting the appetite of investors

A potential P3 for Finland’s Hyperloop system could be a solution for the ongoing US high-speed rail issues

While large-scale transportation projects continue to be the US market’s bread and butter, this week has highlighted the potential of some smaller, more alternative deals.

Two key announcements for high profile East Coast deals show that the US market still has plenty to offer

With US transportation P3s coming thick and fast and the underpinning legislation up for renewal, it might be time to update the TIFIA funding program, says Dan Colombini