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Saskatchewan Municipal Leaders Lobby Federal Officials for Infrastructure Funding

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What happened

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Saskatchewan municipal leaders met with federal officials in Ottawa to lobby for infrastructure funding. The delegation, which included representation from several cities, sought greater flexibility in the federal government's cost-shared funding programs. Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski met with the parliamentary secretary to the prime minister, as well as staff from FCM and the minister of AI and digital innovation.

From 620ckrm.com

Why it matters

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The lobbying effort centers on securing federal cost-shared funding, which is a top priority for Saskatchewan's municipalities. Municipalities require greater flexibility in these funding programs to meet the needs of growing communities and invest in infrastructure.

From 620ckrm.com

Who's involved

  • ReginaRegina Mayor, who participated in meetings with federal officials and FCM staff.
  • FCMFCM staff, who were met by the delegation of municipal leaders.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • FCMSpeculative

    FCM might see changes in the funding programs available to its members if federal flexibility is granted.

  • Regina City Council might see its financial capacity for infrastructure projects change if federal cost-shared funding is secured.

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