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Article content The city will be getting an $11.2-million boost in infrastructure spending from federal and provincial counterparts, with the investment providing “immediate” assistance to communities impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Upgrades to the air ventilation and digital connectivity at Carling Family Shelter, and renovations at the Cornerstone Women’s Shelter, which will see repairs to the electrical, mechanical and security systems, are among the projects to be funded under the investment. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ottawa gets $11.2 million boost for community infrastructure projects Back to video The projects are designed to provide clients of those shelters with improved air quality and a more comfortable and safe environment, government officials said in a virtual announcement Monday, with federal Minister of Infrastructure Catherine McKenna and her provincial counterpart Laurie Scott, along with Mayor

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