How a little known bank is trying to build big things in Canada

Adam Radwanski, a journalist from The Globe and Mail covering climate policy, dives into the challenges faced by the Canada Infrastructure Bank since its inception in 2017. He explores how the bank aims to reshape its reputation through significant projects like the Oneida Energy Storage Project, positioning itself as a leader in sustainable energy. Radwanski also discusses the bank's political hurdles and the potential impacts if conservative parties gain power, raising questions about its future viability and the necessity of private sector involvement.