Infrastructure Canada: Digest for December 06, 2024

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Federal, provincial, and municipal governments invest in Holyrood water upgrades and 18 other infrastructure projects

by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Thursday 05 December 2024 01:31 PM UTC+00 | Tags: news-releases
The Town of Holyrood and 10 other municipalities around Conception Bay received a total infrastructure investment of over $16.8 million from federal, provincial and municipal governments.
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Backgrounder: Federal, provincial, and municipal governments invest in Holyrood water upgrades and 18 other infrastructure projects

by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Thursday 05 December 2024 01:31 PM UTC+00 | Tags: backgrounders
The federal government is investing $7,120,370 in these 19 projects through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program. The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador is investing $6,658,097, and local municipal governments are contributing a total of $3,083,429.
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Media Advisory: Infrastructure Announcement in New Minas

by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Thursday 05 December 2024 02:00 PM UTC+00 | Tags: media-advisories
Members of the media are invited to an infrastructure announcement with Kody Blois, Member of Parliament for Kings–Hants and Dave Corkum, Mayor of Municipality of the County of Kings and Chair of the Kings Transit Board of Directors.
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Federal government partners with Bronson Centre on upgrades

by Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada on Thursday 05 December 2024 05:15 PM UTC+00 | Tags: news-releases
Ottawa's Bronson Centre is getting significant upgrades after a total investment of more than $8 million from the federal government and the Centre itself. The modernized facility will better support the 30,000 people who use its services monthly, including Ottawa's arts and cultural communities.
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