Just eight months ago, the government named Mr. Sabia as the chair of the Canada Infrastructure Bank, a crown corporation with a $35-billiion budget that is mandated to attract private capital investment for large domestic infrastructure projects.In October, Mr. Sabia appeared alongside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to announce a $10-billion plan for the bank that would see it focus on environmentally-themed projects and contribute to a post-pandemic economic recovery.
Infrastructure Minister Catherine McKenna told The Globe and Mail earlier this year that since he joined the infrastructure bank, Mr. Sabia has been a trusted source of advice as the cabinet considers options for a post-pandemic stimulus package.
Liberals continue the strategy of failing up!
Since he worked with McKenna a bit was he able to find the missing millions in infrastructure or was losing money a prerequisite to the job application
More foxes 🦊 let into the hen house
Here were go. Trudeau brings in another player ti fill his agenda of robbing us blind. This guy did such a great job running the Infrastructure Bank that swallowed millions and accomplished nothing. Cozy with.SNC as well. Look out Canadians. Here it comes
Because he did so well at the Infrastructure Bank?
More nepotism in the Trudeau government... long time Liberal influencer!
Globocommunists placed at the highest levels of the federal civil service again
Cant trust him if he has already worked for JustinTrudeau, and he is from quebec so he is corrupt
Je reçois une vibe de sa part qui dit : 'Je suis pas incorruptible'.
Finally a person who knows something about finance helping the liberals
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