The Government of Canada is delivering over $18.75 million to invest in priority infrastructure projects that will support stronger and more connected communities in Prince Edward Island. “Building a strong…
The City of Windsor celebrated its 133rd birthday with a ribbon-cutting for the brand-new year-round event space at City Hall Square. City Council approved the…
The Government of Saskatchewan announced the 2025-26 Budget, that at $4.6 billion, delivers the largest total capital budget in the province’s history. Funding from this…
The City of North Bay officially broke ground on its long-anticipated Recreation and Community Centre at the Steve Omischl Sports Field Complex on Lakeshore Drive.…
The governments of Canada and New Brunswick signed a new 10-year agreement for the Canada Community-Building Fund. In the first five years, New Brunswick will…
Three levels of government have finalized a renewed Canada Community-Building Fund agreement, which is meant to ensure critical housing infrastructure is built, maintained and expanded.…
The City of Kelowna broke ground on the Bertram Multi-Use Overpass . The new overpass will create a safer, accessible, convenient connection over Highway 97…
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) launched an urgent call for the federal government to invest in critical infrastructure for Canadian communities as the country…
The City of Belleville held an official groundbreaking event for the Murney Street and Henry Street Reconstruction Project. The project includes the rehabilitation of Murney…
The City of Quesnel announced it has received $6 million through the Canada Community-Building Fund to use towards the Johnson Bridge renewal project. The Johnston…
The City of Prince Albert announced the completion of construction of its new Raw Water Pump House along River Street West. This five-story building extends…
Halton Region has completed construction on Trafalgar Road between Leighland Avenue and north of Hays Boulevard in Oakville. The project was supported by $6.9 million…
Infrastructure Canada announced that Ontario has received over $850 million through the new federal Canada Community-Building Fund (CCBF) for the 2021–22 fiscal year, along with a top-up of more…