Provincial-Territorial Agreements and Letters
Provincial-Territorial Agreements and Letters
To help deliver funding, Infrastructure Canada (on behalf of the Government of Canada) worked closely with Canada's 13 provinces and territories to negotiate and sign funding agreements. Agreements have been signed with the provinces and territories for the following funds:
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- 2018 Infrastructure Bilateral Agreements
- 2017 Infrastructure Bilateral Agreement Letters
- 2016 Infrastructure Bilateral Agreements (for Clean Water and Wastewater Fund and Public Transit Infrastructure Fund)
- Infrastructure Framework Agreements (for Building Canada plan funding)
- Gas Tax Fund Agreements
2018 Infrastructure Bilateral Agreements
Infrastructure Canada has signed new long-term infrastructure agreements with all provincial and territorial partners to make unprecedented investments in public transit, green infrastructure, recreational, cultural, and community infrastructure, as well as rural and northern communities.
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Alberta
- Agreement Amendments No.1 (as of January 8, 2019 )
- Agreement Amendments No.2 (as of October 28, 2020)
- Agreement Amendments No.3 (as of January 21, 2021 )
- Agreement Amendments No.4 (as of July 29, 2021 )
- Agreement Amendments No.5 (as of November 22, 2022 )
- Agreement Amendments No.6 (as of March 22, 2023 )
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–British Columbia
- Agreement Amendments No.1 (as of October 2020)
- Agreement Amendments No.2 (as of July 2022)
- Agreement Amendments No.3 (as of March 2023)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Manitoba
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Newfoundland and Labrador
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–New Brunswick
- Agreement Amendments No.1 (as of August 2019)
- Agreement Amendments No.2 (as of October 2020)
- Agreement Amendments No.3 (as of January 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.4 (as of January 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.5 (as of July 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.6 (as of March 2023)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Nova Scotia
- Agreement Amendments No.1 (as of April 2020)
- Agreement Amendments No.2 (as of October 2020)
- Agreement Amendments No.3 (as of July 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.4 (as of February 2023)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Northwest Territories
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Nunavut
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Ontario
- Agreement Amendments No.1 (November 18, 2020)
- Agreement Amendments No.2 (August 6, 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.3 (March 17, 2023)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Prince Edward Island
- Agreement Amendments No.1 (as of September 2020)
- Agreement Amendments No.2 (as of January 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.3 (as of May 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.4 (as of January 2023)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Quebec
- Agreement Amendments No.1 (as of January 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.2 (as of February 2022)
- Agreement Amendments No.3 (as of March 2023)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Saskatchewan
- Agreement Amendments No.1 (as of October 2018)
- Agreement Amendments No.2 (as of September 2020)
- Agreement Amendments No.3 (as of April 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.4 (as of May 2021)
- Agreement Amendments No.5 (as of February 2022)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Yukon
2017 Integrated Bilateral Agreement Letters
On July 6, 2017, the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities reached out to provinces and territories to establish next steps and launch negotiations to work with them to finalize these important agreements quickly. You can read the minister's letters here:
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- Nova Scotia
- Northwest Territories
- Nunavut
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
- Saskatchewan (Minister Responsible for SaskBuilds)
- Saskatchewan (Minister of Government Relations, Minister Responsible for First Nations, Métis and Northern Affairs)
- Yukon
2016 Infrastructure Bilateral Agreements (for Clean Water and Wastewater Fund and Public Transit Infrastructure Fund)
With investments in public transit, green infrastructure and social infrastructure, the Government of Canada is building strong, inclusive and sustainable communities by increasing infrastructure funding over the next ten years.
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Alberta (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–British Columbia (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Manitoba (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–New Brunswick (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Newfoundland and Labrador (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Northwest Territories (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Nova Scotia (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Nunavut (CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Ontario (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Prince Edward Island (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Quebec (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Saskatchewan (PTIF and CWWF)
- Infrastructure bi-lateral agreement for Canada–Yukon (PTIF and CWWF)
Infrastructure Framework Agreements (for Building Canada plan funding)
The Building Canada plan provides $33 billion in stable, flexible and predictable funding to provinces, territories and municipalities allowing them to plan for the longer-term and address ongoing infrastructure needs.
- Framework agreement for Canada–Alberta
- Framework agreement for Canada–British Columbia
- Framework agreement for Canada–Manitoba
- Framework agreement for Canada–New Brunswick
- Framework agreement for Canada–Newfoundland and Labrador
- Framework agreement for Canada–Northwest Territories
- Framework agreement for Canada–Nova Scotia
- Framework agreement for Canada–Nunavut
- Framework agreement for Canada–Ontario
- Framework agreement for Canada–Prince Edward Island
- Framework agreement for Canada–Quebec
- Framework agreement for Canada–Saskatchewan
- Framework agreement for Canada–Yukon
Gas Tax Fund Agreements
On June 1, 2020, the Government of Canada announced that the allocation of $2.2 billion under the federal Gas Tax Fund would be accelerated this year and provided in a single payment in June to help Canadian communities recover from the COVID-19 pandemic as quickly as possible while respecting public health guidelines.
The Gas Tax Fund is helping to build Canada's communities by providing predictable and long-term funding in support of municipal infrastructure that contributes to cleaner air, cleaner water and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Alberta
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–British Columbia–Union of British Columbia Municipalities
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Manitoba
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–New Brunswick
- Gas Tax Fund Agreement for Canada–Newfoundland and Labrador
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Northwest Territories
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Nova Scotia
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Nunavut
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Ontario–The Association of Municipalities of Ontario–The City of Toronto
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Prince Edward Island
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Quebec
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Saskatchewan
- Gas Tax Fund agreement for Canada–Yukon
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