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Ottawa's Dawn Farrell Takes on Tough Projects, Set to Lead Federal Major Projects Office
ByAinvest
Saturday, Sep 20, 2025 10:13 am ET1min read
Dawn Farrell, a seasoned finance expert with experience at Bloomberg, has been appointed to lead Ottawa's Major Projects Office. She has a track record of successfully transforming companies and completing high-profile projects, including the TransAlta Corp. and Trans Mountain Pipeline system. Her no-nonsense style and ability to navigate complex issues make her well-suited for the role. The office will fast-track projects deemed "nation-building" endeavours, eligible for assistance with permits and funding needs.
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