Construction is starting on the new 75-bed recovery community in Red Deer, which will provide long-term holistic residential treatment for people with addiction and mental health challenges.
Alberta’s government will make decisions to deliver infrastructure projects, such as schools and hospitals, based on legislated criteria and long-term planning.
Infrastructure projects support jobs, economy
Maintenance upgrades at Alberta government-owned facilities will support about 65 construction jobs and boost local economies in three communities.
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Minister Panda and the electric heating system in the Old Court of Appeal building in Calgary soon to be replaced by high efficiency boilers.
Together, the governments of Canada and Alberta will provide more than $11.6 million to complete retrofits, repairs and upgrades that will improve the energy efficiency and lifespan of six provincial buildings in Calgary, Edmonton and Wetaskiwin. Funding for these capital maintenance and renewal projects is approved through the COVID-19 Resilience Infrastructure Stream Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP).