As the federal government gathers investors from around the world for a major summit in Toronto, the Frontier Centre for Public Policy (FCPP) is holding a conference at the same time proposing a free market vision for the future that it says would more effectively attract private capital instead of heading down a path of government-controlled economics.
The think tank’s conference, “Reclaiming the North: Strategic Utility Corridors for Sovereignty and Economic Development in Canada’s Arctic,” taking place Sept. 14 and 15 in Winnipeg, promotes development of major infrastructure and trade corridors in Canada’s north, according to FCPP President David Leis….