Funding Delivered under the Investing in Canada Plan

Through the Investing in Canada plan, the Government of Canada is investing over $180 billion over 12 years in infrastructure projects across Canada. These investments are being made by 21 federal departments and agencies.

Through Budget 2016, the first phase of the Plan made $14.4 billion in new funding available for the repair and modernization of key infrastructure. This funding has gone towards vital public transit systems, clean water and wastewater systems, and social infrastructure such as affordable housing. Building on the first phase of the Plan, $81.2 billion in additional funding was made available in Budget 2017 to support five priority areas over the next decade: public transit, green, social, trade and transportation, and rural and northern communities' infrastructure and provides predictable funding and focusses on large-scale transformational projects. For further details on each of the funding programs, see the Implementation Progress and Funding Update Table below.

In addition, over $92 billion is available through Government of Canada's existing programs - programs that pre-date the Investing in Canada plan. For example, the federal Canada Community-Building Fund supports approximately 4,000 infrastructure projects in 3,600 communities across the country each year; the New Building Canada Fund will provide $11.8B in funding for new and ongoing projects; and other government departments and agencies will continue to make investments in core infrastructure across the country.

To see where important investments have been made in your community, check out the geo-map. For a list of the projects funded through these investments, check out the project list.

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Funding Programs
Delivery Department/Agency Program introduced Program Name Total program
allocation		 Number of projects approved Federal share of
approved project
value		 Number of projects started Reimbursements Claimed
Canada Infrastructure Bank BUDGET 2017 Canada Infrastructure Bank   Footnotexxvii 15000000000 9 5686900000 2 1280000000
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation EXISTING FUNDING Existing Housing Programs 17262000000 9025492690 9025492690
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2016 Aboriginal Capacity and Skills Development  10000000 464 10000277 464 10000277
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2016 Increasing Affordable Housing for Seniors  200700000 1679 200100000 1679 200100000
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2016 Investment in Affordable Housing  504400000 5492 586911663 5492 586911663
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2016 Northern Housing  97700000 98 96700000 98 96700000
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2016 Renovation and Retrofit of Social Housing  574000000 2316 490451001 2316 490451001
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2016 Renovation and Retrofit on Reserve  127700000 3137 119961661 3137 119961661
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2016 Shelters for First Nations Victims of Family Violence  10400000 5 10400000 5 10400000
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2016 Supporting Shelters for Victims of Family Violence  89900000 3228 89900000 3228 89900000
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2017 FPT Housing Partnership Framework  7740000000 4410 721881253 3663 721881253
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2017 National Housing Co-Investment Fund  5134000000 139 1518944038 139 406662894
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation BUDGET 2017 Other National Housing Strategy Initiatives   Footnotei 1097000000 1003 79859939 999 68215656
Canadian Heritage EXISTING FUNDING Canada Cultural Spaces Fund Footnotex 360000000 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Canadian Heritage BUDGET 2016 Canada Cultural Spaces Fund (Budget 2016)   Footnotex 168200000 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Canadian Heritage BUDGET 2017 Canada Cultural Spaces Fund (Budget 2017)   Footnotex 300000000 1070 437808068 1070 435099964
Canadian Heritage BUDGET 2017 Community Educational Infrastructure  80000000 18 23129569 17 6141651
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs BUDGET 2016 Inuit Housing   Footnotexxx 80000000 193 200000000 193 200000000
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs BUDGET 2017 Inuit Housing   Footnotexxx 120000000 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs BUDGET 2017 Climate Change Preparedness in the North Program - Implementation of Adaptation Actions in the North   Footnoteii 56000000 244 50235300 244 40254286
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs BUDGET 2017 First Nation Adapt Program - Flood Plain Mapping   Footnoteii 27000000 162 39349654 162 37334053
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs BUDGET 2017 Indigenous Community-Based Climate Monitoring Program  73000000 148 28809420 148 23155645
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs BUDGET 2017 Yukon University Footnotexix 26000000 1 26000000 1 362753
Employment and Social Development Canada EXISTING FUNDING Homelessness Partnering Strategy   Footnotexvii 357000000 367521469 367521469
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2016 Early Learning and Child Care (Budget 2016)   Footnoteiii 400000000 N/A N/A N/A 399669691
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2016 Enabling Accessibility Fund (Budget 2016)  4000000 168 4000000 168 4000000
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2016 First Nations and Inuit Child Care Intiative  62800000 549 60429697 549 60429697
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2016 Homelessness Partnering Strategy  111770000 325 105317814 325 105317814
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2017 Early Learning and Child Care (Budget 2017)   Footnoteiii 7000000000 39 1634320546 39 1601519581
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2017 Enabling Accessibility Fund  77000000 730 21473852 730 21007503
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2017 Homelessness Partnering Strategy (Budget 2017)   Footnoteiv 1126000000 140 49587634 140 49587634
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2017 Reaching Home - Canada's Homelessness Strategy (Budget 2017)   Footnoteiv 1004000000 1166 450895110 893 184905942
Employment and Social Development Canada BUDGET 2017 Women in Construction Fund  10000000 4 7660241 4 5788065
Environment and Climate Change Canada BUDGET 2016 Green Municipal Fund   Footnoteix 62500000 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Environment and Climate Change Canada BUDGET 2017 Canadian Centre for Climate Services   Footnotev 107600000 N/A 107609998 N/A N/A
Transport Canada BUDGET 2017 Heavy-Duty Vehicle and Off-Road Regulations Footnotexv 16000000 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Health Canada BUDGET 2017 Home Care Infrastructure   Footnotevii 1000000000 N/A 1000000000 N/A 850000000
Indigenous Services Canada EXISTING FUNDING Multiple Programs Footnotexiii 16157000000 N/A 4871122177 N/A 4871122177
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2016 First Nations Waste Management Initiative  408900000 997 405667636 997 405667636
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2016 Aboriginal Head Start on Reserve  51200000 160 45119266 160 45119266
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2016 Water & WasteWater  1833000000 663 1832986104 663 1706566110
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2016 First Nations Infrastructure Fund - Cultural and Recreational Centers  76900000 209 76798877 209 75059907
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2016 Health Facilities Program  270000000 45 218827687 45 218827687
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2016 On-Reserve Housing Funds   Footnoteviii 416600000 6100 416600000 6100 439521904
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2017 Capital Facilities and Maintenance Program  15000000 83 14996995 83 9012565
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2017 Supporting Indigenous Communities   Footnotexxix 3780000000 6637 1155836500 6637 870020370
Indigenous Services Canada BUDGET 2017 Northern Grid Footnotexix 760000000 1 760000000
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING The Canada Community-Building Fund (*project count is an estimate)   Footnotexxiii 27830000000 20000 12954215925 20000 12954215925
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING GST Rebate for Municipalities 13514000000 N/A 4465000000 N/A 4465000000
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING Border Infrastructure Fund   Footnotexxvi 20000000 3 19092292 2 3818040
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING Building Canada Fund   Footnotexxvi 2335000000 107 2315645940 105 1404348113
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING New Building Canada Fund   Footnotexxvi 11827000000 346 12086609088 337 4119217770
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING Green Infrastructure Fund   Footnotexxvi 428000000 14 397142716 14 235177008
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highway Program   Footnotexxvi 69000000 1 69350000 1 68350000
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING P3 Canada Fund   Footnotexxvi 1213000000 1 1210558000 1 428157000
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING Provincial-Territorial Infrastructure Base Funding Program   Footnotexxvi 110000000 N/A 110000000 N/A 88976100
Infrastructure Canada EXISTING FUNDING Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund   Footnotexxvi 167000000 21 177587305 21 144598696
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2016 Clean Water and Wastewater Fund  2000000000 2348 1828322729 2348 1688768569
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2016 Codes, Guides and Specifications for Climate-Resilient Public Infrastructure   Footnotexxxi 40000000 1 42500000 1 42500000
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2016 Municipal Asset Management Program   Footnotexviii 50000000 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2016 Municipalities for Climate Innovation Program  75000000 322 57333126 322 33232033
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2016 New Building Canada Fund - National and Regional Projects   Footnotexxxiii 212300000 1 212300000 1 111250493
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2016 Public Transit Infrastructure Fund  3400000000 1151 3006170822 1151 2559379936
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2017 Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund  2000000000 69 1962409197 60 65927610
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2017 Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program  33555000000 3945 18347076116 3307 628050505
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2017 Research and Knowledge Initiative Footnotexxxii 25000000 1 3000000 1 2996559
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2017 Smart Cities Challenge   Footnotexii 267864795 25 89200000 25 26348333
Infrastructure Canada BUDGET 2017 Municipal Asset Management Program   Footnotexviii Footnotexix 60000000 700 39868728 700 19922038
Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada BUDGET 2016 Connect to Innovate  500000000 171 418935090 171 195075598
Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada BUDGET 2016 Post-Secondary Strategic Investment Fund  2000000000 297 1963413322 297 1950405900
Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada BUDGET 2017 Innovation Superclusters Initiative   Footnotexxiv 150000000
N/A BUDGET 2017 Less funds in the fiscal framework and other revenues Footnotevi -6415000000
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2017 Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise and National-Scale Knowledge Synthesis and Disseminations  18000000 31 13937470 31 7827487
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2017 Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities  220000000 92 125741435 92 77627163
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2016 Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Deployment and Technology Demonstration   Footnotexxv 62500000
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2017 Electric Vehicles and Alternative Fuels Infrastructure - Phase 2 (Budget 2017) Footnotexix Footnotexxv 250000000 153 152480082 153 128478650
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2017 Emerging Renewable Power  200000000 15 176406044 15 95779125
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2017 Energy Efficient Buildings  182000000 108 25698852 108 19016771
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2017 Home Energy Retrofits   Footnotexix 474000000 N/A 950000000 N/A 950000000
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2016 Green Municipal Fund   Footnoteix 62500000 N/A 125000000 N/A 125000000
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2016 Regional Electricity Cooperation and Strategic Infrastructure  2500000 2 940000 2 915808
Natural Resources Canada BUDGET 2017 Smart Grid  100000000 22 92283219 22 58079322
Parks Canada Agency BUDGET 2016 National Cost-Sharing Program for Heritage Places  20000000 132 17312739 132 17312739
Public Health Agency of Canada BUDGET 2016 Aboriginal Head Start in Urban and Northern Communities  15400000 77 13483804 77 13483804
Public Safety Canada BUDGET 2017 Funding for First Nations and Inuit Policing Facilities Footnotexxii 100000000 47 29044597 46 18799388
Regional Development Agencies EXISTING FUNDING Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program Footnotexxviii 147000000
Regional Development Agencies BUDGET 2016 Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program   Footnotexxviii 150000000 2484 279512526 2477 244489747
Regional Development Agencies BUDGET 2017 Canada Coal Transition Initiative Footnotexix 150000000 63 67045593 54 12236776
Transport Canada EXISTING FUNDING Multiple Programs Footnotexi 341000000 6 24117333 5 4319003
Transport Canada BUDGET 2017 Climate Risk Assessments   Footnotexiv 16000000
Transport Canada BUDGET 2017 Connecting Communities by Rail and Water  1924000000 70 1415414094 64 1415414094
Transport Canada BUDGET 2017 Modernizing Transportation  77000000 15 6255161 15 5387465
Transport Canada BUDGET 2017 National Trade Corridors Fund   Footnotexix 2400000000 89 1806176448 80 281184648
Transport Canada BUDGET 2017 Oceans Protection Plan   Footnotexvi 1327000000 50 1327000000 50 1127050000
Transport Canada BUDGET 2017 Trade and Transportation Information System  50000000 50000000 18097882
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Footnote

Footnote 1

Data in this table represents the most up-to-date information available at the time of publication. Infrastructure Canada continues to work with all departments to collect data on all new Investing in Canada plan programs. As more data becomes available, the table will be updated.

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Footnote 2

The 'number of projects' fields include traditional "bricks and mortar" type projects, services, housing units, lot servicing, capacity development, asset management, innovation projects, number of First Nations who benefitted from the investment, and educational and information training sessions. The number of projects approved is not directly related to the number of points on the geo-map, some points on the map represent more than one project as counted in the above table. In addition, given the nature of some programs, not all funded projects can be mapped.

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Footnote 3

The number of projects started is an estimate based on the information received in the project proposals received from proponents.

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Footnote 4

Not all programs work on a reimbursement basis. These figures also include funds that are directly transferred to other orders of government and organizations. For example, provinces, territories, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, the National Research Council etc.

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Footnote 5

The Lake Manitoba/Lake St. Martin Outlet Channels ($247,500,000) project funding has been moved from Budget 2016 to Budget 2017 as it is now being funded under the Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund.

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Footnote 6

Departments or agencies may report on their programs using a different basis than is used in the above reporting table. Program reporting is established at the time of program design and may not align with the presentation of combined, pan-government results. For more detailed information on individual projects or programs, contact the responsible department or agency.

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Footnote 7

In some cases programs have multiple sources of funds, including funding outside the IICP. In these cases, it is not always possible to disaggregate program data by funding source. This may result in over-reporting compared to IICP-only allocations.

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Footnote i

This item is made up of the following initiatives: The Federal Community Housing Initiative ($500M), Housing Research and Innovation ($241M), Federal Lands Initiative ($200M), and Technical Resource Centre ($64.2M).

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Footnote ii

The Climate Change Preparedness in the North Program - Implementation of Adaptation Actions in the North, and the First Nation Adapt Program - Flood Plain Mapping include additional funding from Budget 2016 not included in the Investing in Canada plan. The funding available for these programs totals $77.3M and $51.7M, respectively. The values reported in this table include projects funded from both budget allocations.

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Footnote iii

The Early Learning and Child Care program is delivered through transfers to provinces and territories.

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Footnote iv

The total investment in the Homelessness Partnering Strategy and Reaching Home - Canada's Homelessness Strategy is $2.13B; with $1.058B funded through the Investing in Canada Plan.

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Footnote v

This program does not fund projects, it provides services directly to Canadians. Figures represent the total program spending.

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Footnote vi

Budget 2017 includes a line to indicate "less funds in the fiscal framework and other revenues" of -$6.415B. This figure is captured as a subtraction from the total Budget 2017 allocation amount.

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Footnote vii

As part of the federal $11B, 10-year commitment to invest in better home and community care and mental health and addiction initiatives, the $1B Home Care Infrastructure investment is being delivered to provinces and territories over four years, starting in 2018-19, through bilateral health agreements for home and community care and mental health and addictions services. The federal government has signed bilateral agreements with each province and territory. These agreements are posted here: https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/corporate/transparency/health-agreements/shared-health-priorities.html. Jurisdictions will be reporting the results of $11 billion investment through the Canadian Institute on Health Information based on a focused set of common indicators agreed to by FPT Health Ministers in June 2018.

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Footnote viii

The 10,451 housing projects reported under Indigenous Services Canada reflect a combination of 9,535 housing units being built or renovated and lots being serviced or acquired, and 916 capacity development and innovation.

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Footnote ix

The Green Municipal Fund is delivered by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities on behalf of Environment and Climate Change Canada, and Natural Resources Canada. Data are reported in aggregate against the Natural Resources Canada allocation.

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Footnote x

Data for the Canada Cultural Spaces Fund are reported in aggregate against the Budget 2017 allocation.

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Footnote xi

This includes the Asia-Pacific Gateway and Corridor Initiative and the Gateways and Border Crossings Fund.

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Footnote xii

The original $300 million allocation for the Smart Cities Challenge has been reduced by $32,135,205. This funding has been redirected to the Canada Healthy Communities Initiative (CHCI), to support communities in dealing with the immediate and ongoing challenges posed by COVID-19. CHCI funding will be tracked separately from the Investing in Canada Plan.

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Footnote xiii

This includes 6 initiatives such as Indigenous Early Learning and Childcare, Social Community Infrastructure and Support for Education Facilities.

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Footnote xiv

This funding represents the Transportation Assets Risk Assessment initiative, which does not involve capital investments, and is fully reported on under the Horizontal Management Framework for Clean Growth and Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation supplementary table (led by Environment and Climate Change Canada).

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Footnote xv

Transport Canada's initiative under the Heavy-Duty Vehicle Off-Road Regulations horizontal initiative is the $3.09M Heavy-Duty Vehicle Retrofit Requirements Initiative, which is well underway. Transport Canada’s Heavy-Duty Vehicle Retrofit Requirements Initiative is fully reported on under the Horizontal Management Framework for Clean Growth and Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation supplementary table.

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Footnote xvi

The Oceans Protection Plan (OPP) is a 5 year Plan that is better positioning Canada’s marine safety system to prevent and respond to marine safety and pollution incidents, protecting and restoring marine habitats and ecosystems in key strategic areas, increasing the participation of Indigenous groups within Canada’s marine sector, and increasing knowledge of the behaviour and impacts of oil. The reimbursements claimed figure represents total federal actual spending as of March 31, 2021 across over 50 initiatives that are being implemented to ensure that our oceans are cleaner, healthier and safer now and for future generations.

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Footnote xvii

Reimbursements claimed exceeded planned spending by $10.5M as a result of carrying-forward unspent funds from previous years.

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Footnote xviii

Data for the Municipal Asset Management Program are reported in aggregate against the Budget 2017 allocation.

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Footnote xix

In Budget 2017, the department of Finance reserved $2B for future investments in green infrastructure. In Budget 2019, this $2B was dispersed to the following 7 programs: Municipal Asset Management Program ($60M), Home Energy Retrofits ($474M), Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Infrastructure ($130M), Northern Grid ($760M), Canada Coal Transition Initiative ($150M), National Trade Corridors Fund ($400), and Yukon University ($26M).

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Footnote xx

Regional Development Agencies include: Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency; Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions; Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency; Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario; Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario; and Western Economic Diversification Canada.

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Footnote xxi

This program is delivered by two Regional Development Agencies, Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency ($45M) and Western Economic Diversification Canada ($105M).

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Footnote xxii

Of this total allocation amount, $88.55M is contribution funding and $11.45M is for internal services. This funding is from Indigenous Services Canada's Supporting Indigenous Communities program ($4B).

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Footnote xxiii

This program, formerly called Gas Tax Fund, is an ongoing and flexible source of funding for municipalities; while other Infrastructure programs are application-based programs, the Canada Community-Building Fund ensures that all municipalities have access to a stable and predictable source of fund for their infrastructure needs. It can be used immediately for priority projects, banked for later use, or pooled with other communities for shared infrastructure projects. The Government of Canada does not approve individual projects funded by the Canada Community-Building Fund. Through the Canada Community-Building Fund agreements with provinces and territories funding is provided to recipients and ultimate recipients who select projects, and who in turn inform Infrastructure Canada through annual reports. Based on past annual reports, an average of 4,000 projects are funded through the federal Canada Community-Building Fund each year (starting in 2016-2017).

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Footnote xxiv

The $150M dedicated to the Superclusters initiative is part of a $950M envelope and will be reported separately. To get more information on this, please see the following link.

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Footnote xxv

Data for the Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Infrastructure program are reported in aggregate against the Budget 2017 allocation. Funding for the Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Infrastructure ($130M) allocated in Budget 2019, is reported under the Horizontal Management Framework for Clean Growth and Climate Change: Mitigation and Adaptation supplementary table (led by Environment and Climate Change Canada).

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Footnote xxvi

Some projects under this program were approved prior to the introduction of the Plan, with outstanding payments funded from Plan allocations. The number of these previously-approved projects is not reported in this table. The portion of funding provided by the Plan is included in the "Federal share of approved project value" and "Reimbursements claimed" amounts. The number of these projects is: Border Infrastructure Fund: 3 projects; Building Canada Fund: 107 projects; New Building Canada Fund: 353 projects; Green Infrastructure Fund: 14 projects; Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highway Program: 1 project; Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund: 21 projects.

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Footnote xxvii

The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) has been mandated to invest $35B into revenue-generating infrastructure projects in Canada or partly in Canada and by virtue of its investment, to attract private sector investors and institutional investors. In making investments and managing operations, the CIB is expected to manage to a maximum fiscal expense of $15B. The amounts referenced represent the total financial commitment the CIB has made to a project and does not necessary represent the fiscal expense of the project. The CIB also assists public sector sponsors of infrastructure projects to help inform and support project advancement. For a more detailed list of projects, please see https://cib-bic.ca/en/projects/.

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Footnote xxviii

The data for the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program are reported in aggregate against the Budget 2016 allocation.

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Footnote xxix

This Budget 2017 program was formerly called Improving Indigenous Communities.

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Footnote xxx

Data for the Inuit Housing program is reported in aggregate against the Budget 2016 allocation.

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Footnote xxxi

Initially, this program received a total allocation of $40M. An additional $2.5M was transferred to this program from the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program in 2018.

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Footnote xxxii

The $25 million total program allocation reflects the total original commitment. However, only $10 million has been secured for the Research and Knowledge Initiative to date and the department will return for approval on the remaining amount.

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Footnote xxxiii

This program represents the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plan (B2016), formerly known as the Lion’s Gate Wastewater Treatment Plant.

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