- The provincial government of Saskatchewan commits to cost-matching projects.
- Government of Saskatchewan calls for federal funding for major infrastructure projects.
Province pushes Ottawa to fund a project in Saskatoon.
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Updated Jul 30
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What happened
Province pushes Ottawa to fund a project in Saskatoon.
Who's involved
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Part of
Government of Saskatchewan calls for federal funding for major infrastructure projects.Also in this story
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- Secretary announced $11.6 million capital assistance for Wollaston Lake Airport in Saskatchewan.
- The Government of Saskatchewan has provided $8.32 million for care enhancement at Regina General Hospital.
- A data center project is underway in Sherwood, near Regina, involving the Crown Investments Corporation and representing Saskatchewan government policy.
Within The provincial government of Saskatchewan commits to cost-matching projects.
The entities involved
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Saskatoon
largest city in Saskatchewan, Canada
Nothing else this week.
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Ottawa
capital city of Canada
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