Ottawa Reaches Deal With Quebec on Billions of Dollars in Infrastructure Funding The federal government has finalized an agreement with Quebec to allocate nearly $10 billion over 10 years for infrastructure development. This funding can be directed towards constructing new hospitals and enhancing public transit systems. The announcement was made by Prime Minister Mark Carney alongside Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette in Longueuil, Quebec.

• Federal government and Quebec reach a deal for nearly $10 billion in infrastructure funding over 10 years.
• The funds can be used for building new hospitals and investing in public transit.
• Quebec will receive approximately $6 billion from Canada’s public transit fund.
• The goal is to create more rapid, affordable, and dependable infrastructure for communities.