Backgrounder: The governments of Canada and British Columbia invest in infrastructure across the province
Backgrounder
The governments of Canada and British Columbia invest in infrastructure across the province
The governments of Canada and British Columbia are investing more than $5.56 million in seven projects through the COVID-19 Resilience stream, the Community, Culture and Recreation Infrastructure stream, and the Green Infrastructure stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP). These projects will improve ventilation, promote safe active transportation, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Project Information:
Location |
Project Name |
Project Details |
ICIP Funding Stream |
Federal Funding |
Provincial Funding |
Municipal Funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
City of Prince George |
BC Housing - Westwood Court |
This project will improve ventilation, increase fresh air intake, and replace equipment in the HVAC system and kitchen of Westwood Court – a social housing building. This includes the replacement of energy recovery ventilation, heat pump, kitchen, and bathroom exhaust fans. |
COVID-19 Resilience |
$864,000 |
$216,000 |
$0 |
City of Prince George |
ECC - SD 57 - Pineview Elementary Ventilation Improvements |
This project will increase fresh air intake by replacing unit ventilators in classrooms to improve ventilation in classrooms and shared spaces. |
COVID-19 Resilience |
$480,890 |
$120,222 |
$0 |
City of Prince George |
ECC - SD 57 - Peden Hill Elementary Ventilation Improvements |
This project will increase fresh air intake by replacing rooftop units to distribute conditioned air within the building to improve ventilation in classrooms and shared spaces. |
COVID-19 Resilience |
$377,250 |
$94,312 |
$0 |
City of Prince Rupert |
ECC - SD 52 - Roosevelt Park Elementary Ventilation Improvements |
This project will increase fresh air intake by installing unit ventilators to improve ventilation in classrooms and shared spaces. |
COVID-19 Resilience |
$331,648 |
$82,912 |
$0 |
City of Prince Rupert |
ECC – SD 52 - Charles Hays Secondary Ventilations Improvements
|
This project will increase fresh air intake in classrooms by installing new air handling units to regulate and circulate air. |
COVID-19 Resilience |
$290,192 |
$72,548 |
$0 |
City of Merritt |
West Merritt Active Transportation Path |
This project will provide students with safer transportation options to get to and from school by replacing an existing pathway with approximately 1.5 kilometres of a wider, multi-use pathway. |
Community, Culture and Recreation Infrastructure |
$922,180 |
$768,407 |
$614,864 |
City of Williams Lake |
Cariboo Memorial Recreation Complex Energy Recovery |
This project will lower the building's emissions and improve indoor air quality by upgrading HVAC equipment and recovering waste heat. |
Green Infrastructure (Climate Change Mitigation) |
$257,922 |
$687,749 |
$343,939 |
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