Federal government announces $31 million for community-led infrastructure projects that support local recovery

Infrastructure innovation for post-pandemic communities

Why It Matters

COVID-19 is changing Canadian communities’ infrastructure needs: outdoor public space is more precious than ever, public transit is unsafe for those vulnerable to the virus, and a connection to the internet has become a lifeline for many community members.

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