Canada and New Brunswick commit more than C$7.1 million to local infrastructure
Work in Beaurivage is intended to support up to 150 homes, while a Grand-Bouctouche project will improve walking routes near a school.
Event / data period: 2026-10-15
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The federal and New Brunswick governments announced more than C$7.1 million for two municipal infrastructure projects. In Beaurivage, water, sanitary sewer and stormwater extensions will support a new residential development that could enable up to 150 homes, including 20 affordable units.
In Grand-Bouctouche, the project will resurface or add 720 metres of sidewalks on three streets and install three speed bumps and signs near a school zone. The release says the work is intended to improve pedestrian safety, including for students and people with limited mobility. Federal, provincial and municipal contributions fund the Beaurivage work; the active-transportation project has federal and municipal funding.
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Beaurivage and Grand-Bouctouche projects
Joint investment announced for two New Brunswick infrastructure projects.
- Total investment for two projects
- ≥7.1 million CAD
- 2026-10-15 · Target
Methodology
The lower-bound total investment stated in the source release of October 15, 2026, is transcribed.
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