CUPE Nova Scotia says it will fight any attempts by the provincial government to implement new public-private-partnerships - better known as P3's. CUPE Nova Scotia President Danny Cavanagh says, "We were quite surprised to read a newspaper story last week saying that the Dexter government would be asking Stephen Harper to help pay for two public-private partnership projects. Join discussion...

With the collapse of a major P3 project in British Columbia, CUPE Nova Scotia says the MacDonald government needs to now scrap its own plans. Join discussion...

CUPE NL President Wayne Lucas says the Williams government has resisted the siren call of P3's - so-called public-private-partnerships - in its infrastructure plans for the province. Join discussion...

CUPE has launched a radio campaign to try and get the Nova Scotia government to back down from any more private-public partnerships. Join discussion...

University upgrades. Bridge repairs. The wish list could wrap around Parliament Hill several times. Given the federal government's announcement that infrastructure is the elixir for bolstering the Canadian economy, the provinces and municipalities have wasted no time preparing a list of projects they would like to see completed. Join discussion...

There is no doubt that the landscape of public-private partnerships will change as the ongoing economic slowdown unfolds, a panel of P3 experts agreed. Join discussion...