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Canadian guide on PPPs

The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) published in June 2012 “Asking the right questions: A guide for municipalities considering P3s” that contains useful advice and examples of PPPs in Canada. It poses a number of questions regarding the costs and benefits of PPPs and urges municipalities to be cautious about entering into a PPP.

The guide is available in English and French at http://cupe.ca/.

- Asking the right questions: A guide for municipalities considering P3s

PS Guide - EN

PS Guide - FR

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