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Canadian communities receive federal support to reduce pollution, improve their resiliency to climate change and plan their local infrastructure
Canadians live in cleaner, healthier and safer communities when municipalities develop innovative solutions to reduce pollution, improve energy efficiency and find new uses for their public infrastructure.
  • Asset management
  • Sustainability
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
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A more energy-efficient building in Baie-Saint-Paul to reduce greenhouse gas emissions — Backgrounder
The City of Baie-Saint-Paul will carry out a capital project to convert an old oil-burning central heating system to one that burns wood biomass at Maison Mère, the former Petites Franciscaines de Marie convent that the city acquired in 2016.
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
News release
A more energy-efficient building in Baie-Saint-Paul to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Investing in green infrastructure helps communities reduce their carbon footprint and increase their resilience to climate change. It also helps safeguard public health, protect the environment and create a clean-growth economy.
  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
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An eco-responsible parking lot for the residents of Saint-Charles-Borromée
Investing in green infrastructure helps communities reduce their carbon footprint and increase their resilience to climate change.
  • Climate change
  • Infrastructure
News release
An eco-responsible parking lot for the residents of Saint-Charles-Borromée — Backgrounder
Municipality of Saint-Charles-Borromée, Quebec Parc du Bois-Brûlé green parking project Funding from the Municipalities for Climate Innovation Program: $250,200
  • Climate change
  • Infrastructure
News release
Communities receive support for clean innovation, climate change resiliency, and infrastructure planning
Canadians live in cleaner, healthier and safer communities when municipalities use innovative ways to reduce pollution, improve energy efficiency and find new uses for their public infrastructure.
  • Infrastructure
News release
Canadian communities receive federal support to reduce pollution, improve their resiliency to climate change and plan their local infrastructure — Backgrounder
These 18 initiatives have been approved for funding through three infrastructure programs. The Green Municipal Fund, the Municipal Asset Management Program and the Municipalities for Climate Innovation Program are funded by the Government of Canada and delivered by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
  • Asset management
  • Sustainability
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
News release
New grant funding for climate change infrastructure projects
Municipalities across Canada can now apply for grants of up to one million dollars for capital projects that will help them adapt to climate change impacts, such as flooding, extreme temperatures and drought, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Climate change
  • Environment
  • Infrastructure
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