$77 Million Toward Prince Albert Region and Northern Areas Highways, Bridges and Culverts

The Saskatchewan government announced a $77 million commitment toward northern infrastructure. The content notes the funding is from the government and aims to support infrastructure projects in northern Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan government has offered to match up to one-third of eligible costs for three regional infrastructure projects and has urged Ottawa to fund them through the federal Build Communities Strong Fund Direct Delivery Stream. The projects are Saskatoon’s Downtown Event and Entertainment District, the Prince Albert Convention and Cultural Event…

The article reports that Highways Minister Kim Gartner highlighted more than $77 million toward Prince Albert Region and Northern Areas Highways. It also notes that the federal government congratulates Biggar.

The article reports that Saskatchewan’s Highways Minister Kim Gartner announced about $77 million in provincial highway, bridge, and culvert projects around Prince Albert, aimed at upgrading infrastructure and supporting regional economic development. It highlights specific investments, including $13.5 million for Highway 302 and $12.6 million to twin…

The Government of Saskatchewan announced it will cost-match up to one-third of eligible costs for the new Prince Albert Convention and Cultural Events Centre if the federal government provides matching funding through the Build Communities Strong Fund Direct Delivery Stream. The province, which also endorsed two other regional projects (in Saskatoon and…

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe sent a letter to federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson endorsing three event centre projects in Saskatoon, Prince Albert, and North Battleford and requesting funding from the Build Communities Strong Fund. The province offers to match up to one-third of total project costs if approved, with Saskatoon’s DEED project…

The Government of Saskatchewan called on the federal government to fund three regional infrastructure projects—the Downtown Event and Entertainment District in Saskatoon, the Prince Albert Convention and Cultural Event Centre, and the Battlefords Arena and Event Centre in North Battleford—through the Build Communities Strong Fund Direct Delivery Stream,…

The Government of Saskatchewan announced a funding commitment to match any federal contributions toward the Prince Albert Convention and Cultural Event Centre, up to one-third of eligible project costs, contingent on federal approval. The province also endorsed and supported similar funding for two other projects (DEED in Saskatoon and Battlefords Arena…