Investing in Nunavut Infographic

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Investing in Canada: $180 + billion infrastructure plan over 12 years


Investing in Nunavut

  • Arctic Energy Fund: Supporting energy security in northern communities through the rural and northern communities infrastructure stream

  • Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund: Mitigating current and future climate risks

  • Canada Infrastructure Bank: Helping public dollars go further

  • Smart Cities Challenge: Empowering communities across the country to address local issues

    • Finalists: Nunavut Communities

 

Infrastructure Canada Bilateral Agreement with Nunavut: $566.7 million

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Green Infrastructure icon

$207 million

Community, Culture and Recreation Infrastructure icon

$26 million

Rural and Northern Communities icon

$333.6 million
Including $175M for the Arctic Energy Fund


Cost Sharing Footnote **

For all projects under the bilateral agreement, Canada will contribute up to:

75%
  • Nunavut
  • Indigenous ultimate recipients
  • Municipal and regional governments
25%
  • For-profit private sector

Projects in Nunavut

To explore Investing in Canada projects in your community, visit our new project map.

Footnotes

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Given that Nunavut does not have public transit systems, an additional $6,067,664 (the territorial allocation based on population) will be managed under the Rural and Northern Communities Stream.

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Footnote **

Reflects the signed agreement between Nunavut and the Government of Canada as of March 27, 2018. Does not include new flexibilities available to provinces and territories as announced in February 2019.

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