Canada has long understood that sovereignty is strengthened through infrastructure. We see it in the roads that connect communities, the ports that move goods, the power grids that sustain our economy, the broadband networks that connect our regions, and the public buildings where civic life takes place. Physical infrastructure is easy to understand because it is visible. That is the traditional infrastructure argument: the things a country builds, extracts, moves, powers, and protects are not just economic assets. They are…
