Infrastructure Canada: Digest for September 05, 2024
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Federal government transfers more than $33 million through the Canada Community-Building Fund to Saskatchewan by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Wednesday 04 September 2024 03:00 PM UTC+00 | Tags: news-releases The federal government has transferred more than $33 million to Saskatchewan under the Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF) for the first payment of the 2024-2025 fiscal year. This will help communities across the province invest in their local infrastructure priorities. Tags:
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Path to Progress: Funding paves the way for an upgraded sidewalk in Blind River by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Wednesday 04 September 2024 03:00 PM UTC+00 | Tags: news-releases Over 1 kilometre of sidewalk in Blind River has been upgraded after an investment of $300,000 from the federal government. Tags:
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Building pathways to an active future in Uxbridge by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Wednesday 04 September 2024 03:30 PM UTC+00 | Tags: news-releases The trail system in Uxbridge will be revitalized and expanded following a combined investment of $260,000 from the federal government and the Township of Uxbridge through the Active Transportation Fund. Tags:
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Federal government and Northwest Territories announce renewed Canada Community-Building Fund by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Wednesday 04 September 2024 05:00 PM UTC+00 | Tags: news-releases The Governments of Canada and the Northwest Territories have signed a renewed ten-year agreement for the Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF). Under this agreement, the Northwest Territories will receive $94.5 million in funding through the CCBF over the first five years to provide predictable, long-term and stable funding to communities across the territory. Tags:
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Federal government invests in retrofits to create a Cultural Hub at Tom Davies Square by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Wednesday 04 September 2024 07:15 PM UTC+00 | Tags: news-releases Municipal office spaces at Greater Sudbury's City Hall will transform into the green and inclusive home of a Cultural Hub at Tom Davies Square after an investment of over $25 million from the federal government. Federal funds come from the Green and Inclusive Community Buildings program (GICB) and the Northern Ontario Development Program (NODP). Tags:
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