More Than $35 Million in Funding Announced for Water and Sewer Projects on Province’s West Coast

The article reports that Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced $510 million in federal funding for municipalities to build water and wastewater infrastructure to support new homes, with Alberta contributing at least one-third of eligible project costs (up to $428 million). They framed the funding as part of broader…

The article reports that over $32.3 million in funding has been announced for 17 municipal infrastructure projects in eastern and central Newfoundland and Labrador, focused on drinking water and wastewater improvements. The funding, from the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund with provincial and municipal contributions, will support upgrades including a…

The article reports that Mary's Harbour will receive over $1.5 million in federal, provincial, and municipal funding to install more than 300 metres of water and sewer lines along Lodge Bay Road, enabling six new housing units. It also notes that CHIF funding from Budget 2024 and the creation of Build Canada Homes are part of the federal push to improve…

The City of Corner Brook awarded a contract for a consultant on the Curling/Westside Reservoir and Transmission Main project, part of a funding package under the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund (CHIF). The project, valued at over $13 million, includes building a new water storage tank, a pumping station, and 2,400 meters of transmission main to expand…

Two sentences: The article reports that more than $35.6 million in funding from provincial, federal, and municipal governments was announced for water and wastewater projects on the Newfoundland west coast, including over $12 million allocated to Corner Brook for a new water storage tank, a pumping station, and expansion of the water distribution system.…

The governments of Canada and Newfoundland are investing more than $35.6 million in water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades for ten municipalities in western Newfoundland, with the federal government contributing $14,882,934 and Newfoundland contributing $14,248,536, and the municipalities adding $6,489,866. The investments aim to improve water…

The article reports that more than $35 million in funding for water and sewer projects on the West Coast was announced by federal, provincial, and municipal governments. In Corner Brook, more than $12 million of the funding will support a new water storage tank, a pumping station, and an expanded distribution system to serve 8,576 existing homes and 300…

The federal, provincial, and municipal governments announced more than $35.6 million in funding for 10 water and wastewater projects across western Newfoundland, including Corner Brook. The funding, sourced from the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund, is expected to support new water infrastructure and potentially enable hundreds of housing units, with…