Ted Falk, Member of Parliament for Provencher, recently highlighted important details of the $53B New Building Canada Plan.
The general manager of Manitoba Pork Council says replacing aging infrastructure will be among the financial challenges facing pork producers over the next few years.
With the addition of 50 new projects to the 2014 construction season, nine kilometres of paving on PTH 52 east and west of PTH 12 in Steinbach will be included in Manitoba’s largest-ever single-year investment to build and upgrade over 1,000 kilometres of provincial highways.
The Manitoba government continues working with Manitoba municipalities in the southeast by investing more than $2 million in southeastern municipal roads to keep communities linked and ensure safe and smooth driving for local families, commercial travellers and tourists.
The Manitoba government is partnering with central Manitoba municipalities by investing more than $1.6 million in municipal roads to keep communities linked and ensure driving for local families, commercial travelers and tourists is safe and smooth.
Manitoba will continue to invest in highways, roads and bridges across the province to support steady economic growth and create jobs with the announcement of a $110-million series of projects to improve the Trans-Canada Highway east to the Ontario boundary.
A business development specialist pork with Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development suggests pork producers will need several years of sustained profitability before they’ll be able to justify replacing aging infrastructure or expanding production.
Doug Dobrowolski, President of the Association of Manitoba Municipalities (AMM) is hoping last week’s provincial budget will focus less on merging municipalities and more on the things that really matter to Manitobans, like alternate revenue for infrastructure and housing.
City of Steinbach Mayor Chris Goertzen, along with the mayors of other Manitoba’s cities, met in Brandon yesterday and agreed infrastructure and public safety are the top priorities facing their communities.
The Government of Canada has recently announced funding to improve infrastructure at the Emerson Border Crossing.
