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Revitalizing crucial local infrastructure in the North

What is infrastructure?

Simply put, it's the physical backbone of a community. It helps:

efficiently move people and goods and get them to where they need to be;
provide safe drinking water;
keep the air and water clean; and
offer public facilities for recreation, sports and culture.

Infrastructure is all around you: roads, sidewalks, public transportation systems, water treatment plants, museums and galleries, sports facilities, parks and trails, just to name a few.

Headlines

2017-07-30 - Williams Lake, British Columbia
New Project will Improve Water Quality of Williams Lake River
2013-07-29 - Cape St. George, Newfoundland and Labrador
New Municipal Building Opened in Cape St. George
2013-07-29 - Carcross, Yukon
Carcross Celebrates Completion of Waterfront Revitalization
2013-07-28 - Nictaux, Nova Scotia
Federal Gas Tax Fund Investments Benefit Annapolis County

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Gas Tax Fund

$2-billion-a-year Federal Gas Tax Fund supports local infrastructure priorities. Canadians in all municipalities benefit – learn more.

Did you know?

The New Building Canada Plan will build on the Government of Canada's commitment to infrastructure investments and provide over $53 billion for provincial, territorial and municipal infrastructure, including more than $47 billion in new funding. The New Plan, which followed consultations with provinces, territories, the FCM and other stakeholders, will take effect following the conclusion of the original Building Canada program.