Border Infrastructure Fund Projects

Location Project Commitment
Vancouver, British Columbia Improvements to Knight Street in Vancouver $2,000,000
British Columbia Improvements to Border Crossings in the Lower Mainland $88,000,000
St. Stephen, New Brunswick St. Stephen – Calais Highway Access and Border Crossing $30,000,000
Fort Erie, Ontario Improvements to the Fort Erie Peace Bridge $21,000,000
Niagara, Sarnia and Essex County, Ontario Improvements to highways in Niagara, Sarnia and Essex County $162,950,000
Windsor, Ontario Improvements to the Windsor Gateway $139,600,000
Windsor, Ontario Securing the CP Rail corridor for – VACIS, a rail cargo inspection system $4,120,000
Quebec Improvements to Autoroute 55 $7,500,000
Quebec Improvements to Autoroute 35 $13,000,000
Quebec Improvements to Route 173 / 73 – Phase I $51,500,000
Weyburn, Saskatchewan Improvements to the North Portal Border Crossing & Highway Approaches $5,000,000

Note: An additional $15 million was transferred to the Canada Border Services Agency to build their new facilities at the St. Stephen border crossing.

Note: An additional $3 million was transferred to the Canada Border Services Agency for CanSIM, a border modeling tool that analyzes the processing of traffic entering Canada at border crossings.

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