Canada and Alberta forge new infrastructure partnership to accelerate homebuilding
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The world is changing rapidly.
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In response, a confident Canada is choosing to build.
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Canada's new government is building major projects – new ports, mines, highways, and energy corridors – that will unlock billions of dollars in new investment and connect Canadian businesses to new export markets around the world.
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In parallel, we are building strong communities with homes people can afford, healthcare closer to home, and infrastructure you can rely on.Alberta has a goal to support and build 25,000 additional affordable homes across the province by 2031.
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In municipalities across Canada, this essential infrastructure is aging and operating at capacity, creating bottlenecks that slow housing construction and, in some communities, halt it altogether.Today's agreement changes that.
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