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Project Examples
- Airports
- Greenhouses
- Information and communications technology infrastructure
- Energy diversification
- Commercial building upgrades
- Industrial park development
The Economic Infrastructure program supports projects of regional and local significance that contribute to economic growth and stronger communities. These projects include renovations or new construction of public multi-use facilities or capital investments that drive revenue and job creation within the community.
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Up to $100,000 available to a maximum of 70% for upgrades or repairs to an existing facility or amenity
Up to $300,000 available to a maximum of 50% for new construction and/or substantial upgrades to existing facilities
Please review all program documents in detail as incomplete applications will not be reviewed.
Complete application forms with all required attachments should be provided electronically to Northern Development by email.
Email: info@northerndevelopment.bc.ca
Email UsIf you’d like to discuss your project in further detail with Northern Development staff, please contact us by email, phone, or filling out the form below. Also, we encourage you to reach out to us if you think you are eligible for funding for categories that are not specified here.
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