With Canada’s federal and provincial governments promising to invest heavily in infrastructure and create a specialized infrastructure bank, there are unprecedented opportunities for organizations to develop new infrastructure projects and revitalize existing ones. In this dynamic environment, it is essential to engage experienced legal counsel who can help you navigate the existing and new rules of engagement.
WeirFoulds has participated in some of the most important infrastructure and public-private partnership (P3) projects in the country. We have acted for public and private sector clients on rapid transit, ports, sports centres, water treatment plants, urban revitalization and Brownfields projects.
We have an extensive and successful history of executing highly complex infrastructure, project finance, restructuring and regulatory transactions in a wide range of sectors and markets. We act as counsel to all manner of infrastructure industry participants and have extensive experience in negotiating government funding and private financing arrangements, and have expertise in all of the core practice areas of construction, including property development and land use planning, public law and expropriation.
We take a multi-disciplinary approach to our files, engaging our corporate, commercial, construction, banking, real estate, municipal, environmental and Aboriginal law experts as necessary to ensure our clients receive excellent advice that is tailored to their needs.
If you would like to speak to one of our lawyers, please contact Daniel Ferguson.
We have significant expertise in advising owners and consultants on all aspects of procurement processes and policies, including formal tenders and requests for proposals. We can:
WeirFoulds Partner Max Gennis will be speaking at the Canadian Institute’s Healthcare Infrastructure Conference, taking place November 12-13, 2026.
Max will participate in the panel discussion, “Separating Fact from Fiction: ‘Ask Us Anything’ about Modern Methods of Construction”, on day 1 of the conference and will explore the realities, opportunities and challenges associated with modular and modern construction methods in healthcare infrastructure projects.