Communities and organizations across New Brunswick that rely on modern, reliable infrastructure have benefited from long-term investment through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program. Delivered jointly by the federal government and the Government of New Brunswick, this initiative was designed to support large-scale infrastructure projects that strengthen local economies, improve quality of life, and position communities for sustainable growth over the long term.
Through multiple funding streams, the program has supported projects tied to green infrastructure, community and recreation facilities, rural and northern development, public transit, and infrastructure that improves resilience to public health and climate-related challenges. Funding levels vary depending on the scope and impact of each project, with costs typically shared between federal, provincial, municipal, and other partners. The focus is on both building new infrastructure and modernizing or rehabilitating existing assets to improve efficiency, environmental performance, and accessibility.
At this time, the expression of interest intake for this program has closed, reflecting the structured, multi-year nature of the funding agreement. However, infrastructure proponents in New Brunswick may still find related opportunities through other provincial development funds or future infrastructure programs. Understanding how this program has operated can help communities and organizations prepare stronger proposals when similar funding opportunities become available, making it worthwhile to explore the full details and potential alternatives.
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