A $3.8 billion infrastructure deficit exists, with development funding competing with necessary upkeep in Ottawa.
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Updated Jul 31
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A $3.8 billion infrastructure deficit exists, with development funding competing with necessary upkeep in Ottawa.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ottawa is contributing $7 million for city upgrades in Mount Pearl.Sub-event
- The Lansdowne 2.0 project is causing general economic strain and stressing city finances in Ottawa.Sub-event
- Government outsources core infrastructure maintenance decisions in Ottawa.Sub-event
- Ottawa is attempting to reform Canada's health-care system, with the Health Minister announcing a panel to strengthen disease prevention.Sub-event
Infrastructure deficit of $3.8B exists, pitting development funding against necessary upkeep.1 source
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Ottawa
capital city of Canada
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