Backgrounder: Federal and provincial governments invest in water, stormwater and wastewater infrastructure to support more housing across four communities in New Brunswick
Backgrounder
The federal government is investing $4.36 million through the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund (CHIF) to support four housing enabling water, wastewater and stormwater projects across four municipalities in New Brunswick.
Project information:
| Location | Project name | Project details | Federal funding | Provincial funding | Municipal funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harvey | Cherry Mountain Subdivision Development | This project will extend wastewater and stormwater services to the future Cherry Mountain subdivision. It includes adding new sewer pipes, drainage improvements, and upgrades to the municipal lagoon system to support 250 additional users. The project will support the construction of up to 100 new homes. | $1,687,635 | $1,124,977 | $562,658 |
| St. Stephen | Budd Avenue and Infrastructure Extension (Phase 2) | This project will extend Budd Avenue by approximately 290 metres to support the construction of over 100 new homes, including 10 affordable units. Work includes installing water, sewer, and stormwater services, building a new road, sidewalk, curb, and gutter, and restoring the site after construction. | $1,332,500 | $888,244 | $564,256 |
| Sussex | New Municipal Well Construction and Water System Expansion | This project will create a new municipal wellfield and connect it to Sussex’s water system. Work includes planning and environmental studies, as well as constructing a wellhouse and new water infrastructure. The project will help ensure a reliable supply of drinking water and support the development of more than 800 new homes. | $838,572 | $558,992 | $279,580 |
| Grand Lake | Grand Lake Forest Avenue Infrastructure (Phase 2) | This project will extend sewer and stormwater services to municipal land in Grand Lake to support new housing development. Work includes installing sewer pipes, drainage infrastructure, and a new road. The project will enable the construction of 21 affordable housing units. | $504,552 | $336,335 | $168,218 |
*Federal funding is conditional on fulfilling all requirements related to consultation with Indigenous groups and environmental assessment obligations.