Have Your Say on Canada’s Infrastructure Plan!
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Visit infraconsults.ca to provide your feedback in five ways: eWorkbooks, discussion forums, photo and video submissions, written submissions, and community-led events.
The Government of Canada is particularly interested in your thoughts on four important themes:
To join the conversation on the Government of Canada’s infrastructure plan, visit infraconsults.ca or send a tweet to @INFC_eng using the hashtag #INFRAconsults.
There are several priority topics identified for comment. CWWA will complete the questions on behalf of the organization - identifying water and wastewater infrastructure as a top priority for investment, but also promoting the importance of investing in infrastructure to mitigate climate change and disasters.
We encourage all our members to visit the website and complete the e-workbooks on behalf of your organizations and/or yourself!
This is a great opportunity to influence the broad direction and focus of upcoming infrastructure funding.
The Government of Canada is particularly interested in your thoughts on four important themes:
- Community Infrastructure, which is about your needs and the infrastructure priorities in your community.
- Green Infrastructure, which is focused on Canada's ongoing transition to a clean-growth economy.
- Public Transit Infrastructure, which is geared towards improving and expanding public transit systems in communities across Canada.
- Social Infrastructure, which is about building stronger communities through social infrastructure projects like affordable housing and cultural and recreational infrastructure.
To join the conversation on the Government of Canada’s infrastructure plan, visit infraconsults.ca or send a tweet to @INFC_eng using the hashtag #INFRAconsults.
There are several priority topics identified for comment. CWWA will complete the questions on behalf of the organization - identifying water and wastewater infrastructure as a top priority for investment, but also promoting the importance of investing in infrastructure to mitigate climate change and disasters.
We encourage all our members to visit the website and complete the e-workbooks on behalf of your organizations and/or yourself!
This is a great opportunity to influence the broad direction and focus of upcoming infrastructure funding.
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